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  • 80% of asset and wealth managers say AI will fuel revenue growth while ‘tech-as-a-service' could see 12% boost to revenues by 2028: PwC 2024 Asset & Wealth Management Report

    80% of asset and wealth managers say AI will fuel revenue growth while ‘tech-as-a-service' could see 12% boost to revenues by 2028: PwC 2024 Asset & Wealth Management Report

    Almost three-fourths (73%) of asset and wealth management (AWM) organisations say AI is seen as the most transformational technology over the next 2-3 years 81% are contemplating strategic partnerships, consolidations, or mergers and acquisitions (M&A) to enhance technological capabilities and build an ‘extended tech ecosystem’ Global assets under management (AUM) projected by PwC to hit U

  • PwC first to bring legal Generative AI solutions to clients in Singapore

    PwC first to bring legal Generative AI solutions to clients in Singapore


    For immediate release - Singapore, 11 September 2024: PwC is excited to announce exclusive alliances with two leading generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) companies, Harvey and ContractPodAi, at this year’s TechLaw Fest. These alliances are part of NewLaw’s (PwC’s legal business arm) strategy to deliver new efficiencies to legal clients in Singapore, and PwC is the first professional ser

  • GenAI holds promise for family business, but critical gaps remain: PwC’s Global NextGen Survey 2024 - Asia Pacific Highlights

    GenAI holds promise for family business, but critical gaps remain: PwC’s Global NextGen Survey 2024 - Asia Pacific Highlights

    73% of NextGen in Asia Pacific believe that generative AI (GenAI) is a powerful force for transformation, but many question the ability of their family business to capitalise on it Only 8% of family business in Asia Pacific have adopted GenAI, while 56% have yet to explore the technology A mere 9% of Asia Pacific family businesses have established protocols on the responsible use of emerging tec

  • PwC welcomes 11 new partners in Singapore

    PwC welcomes 11 new partners in Singapore

    For immediate release - Singapore, 3 July 2023: PwC is delighted to welcome 11 new partners to its partnership in Singapore. Bringing their unique technical and leadership skills as well as in-depth experience to the PwC team, these new partners cover a diverse range of expertise that speak directly to businesses’ needs today - from sustainability to digital and risk, to workforce transformation,

  • PwC welcomes 11 new partners in Singapore

    PwC welcomes 11 new partners in Singapore

    For immediate release - Singapore, 1 July 2022 - PwC is pleased to welcome 11 new partners to our partnership in Singapore. We are excited to have this diverse group lead our teams in the new financial year as we look forward to working together to make change happen and reimagine the possible with our people and our clients.
    The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way businesses work, and have

  • COVID-19 proves to be double-edged sword for family businesses in Asia Pacific and Asean: PwC

    COVID-19 proves to be double-edged sword for family businesses in Asia Pacific and Asean: PwC

    PwC’s NextGen Survey 2022 Asia Pacific and ASEAN highlights
    43% of the next generation of family business leaders surveyed in Asia Pacific are more committed to their business than before the pandemic 67% recognise that their business has a responsibility to fight climate change and its related consequences Only 12% say they emphasise cyber security and privacy as a priority for their family b

  • Translating sustainability and climate commitments into action: PwC and NUS Asia Pacific sustainability reporting study reveals what’s next for businesses

    Translating sustainability and climate commitments into action: PwC and NUS Asia Pacific sustainability reporting study reveals what’s next for businesses

    84% of companies reported climate change as a sustainability issue, but less than half demonstrated integrating climate risks and measures in their operations Disclosures on sustainability training and the linkage of the environment, social and corporate governance (ESG) performance to leaders’ remuneration can be improved Significant opportunities remain for companies to build greater trust with

  • How to build a lasting competitive advantage through your values and purpose in a digital age

    Strong desire for family businesses to grow and ‘keep it in the family’, finds PwC survey

    • Singapore's family owners have a strong desire to keep leadership and decision-making within the family, with 68% of respondents (vs 67% in Asia pacific and 65% globally) now having a next gen in the business • Despite this only 8% surveyed in Singapore (vs 12% in Asia Pacific and 15% globally) have a succession plan, a decline from 2016 figures of 10% (vs 13% in Asia Pacific and 15% globally)

  • PwC: Disruption is the new reality in the global insurance industry

    PwC: Disruption is the new reality in the global insurance industry

    Date Monday, 15 June 2015 Contact Candy Li
    Tel: +65 6236 7429
    Mobile: +65 8613 8820e-mail:
    candy.yt.li@sg.pwc.com  
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    PwC: Disruption is the new reality in the global insurance industry
    Singapore, 15 June 2015 -- The pace of change in the global insurance industry

  • PwC: Significant “media gap” exists in Singapore

    PwC: Significant “media gap” exists in Singapore

    A new PwC report-Digital advertising in Singapore: mind the gap — finds that there is a significant “media gap” here. Despite Singapore being one of the most digitally connected populations with the highest smartphone penetration (85%) in the world, the level of online advertising is well below international averages. Report suggests four inhibitors hindering the adaptation of online advertising.

  • PwC: Investments in Asia Pacific Will Continue to Climb

    PwC: Investments in Asia Pacific Will Continue to Climb

    Confidence among CEOs in Asia Pacific continues to get stronger, a new report by PwC finds. 46% of executives in the region now say they are “very confident” of growth in the next 12 months, up 10 points from 2012 and 4 points from last year, despite slowing growth in China. Study also finds China, US, Indonesia, Hong Kong-China, Singapore top investment destinations.

  • PwC is Singapore’s Most Popular Graduate Employer

    PwC is Singapore’s Most Popular Graduate Employer

    Professional services firm PwC has emerged as Singapore’s Most Popular Employer among local students and university graduates for the fourth consecutive year, according to an annual survey of over 7,100 university students. PwC Singapore was awarded Graduate Employer of the Year, Top Employer in the Accounting & Financial Management and Consulting sectors.