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Global Chairman

Mohamed Kande

Chair and CEO

Hemione Hudson

Industry

Professional Services

Website

pwc.com

Year founded

1998

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PwC

At PwC, we help clients drive their companies to the leading edge. We’re a tech-forward, people-empowered network with more than 370,000 people in 149 countries. Across audit and assurance, tax and legal, deals and consulting we help build, accelerate and sustain momentum.

C-Suite Member

Charles Lee
Vice Chair and Managing Partner

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Signage appears on the Australian head office building of PWC in Australia. Photo: AP

Accounting and auditing

PwC International must face trial of Evergrande scandals claims: Hong Kong court

Liquidators seek claims of about 38 billion yuan from PwC International for Evergrande audit failures.

26 Aug 2026 - 6:44PM

Hong Kong courts

Evergrande liquidators challenge watchdog’s HK$1 billion settlement with PwC

19 Aug 2026 - 9:44PM

China’s private sector

To survive China’s cost-conscious market, global brands embrace AI and robots

20 Jul 2026 - 7:00AM

Banking & finance

Hong Kong exchange lures listings from Canada, Indonesia, Kazakhstan

Bourse expected to see influx of international issuers in year’s second half, led by consumer goods and services companies, according to PwC.

10 Jul 2026 - 10:30AM

National rail operator Kazakhstan Temir Zholy filed for a Hong Kong listing in June 30. Photo: Handout

Wealth Report

Hong Kong’s IPO market is being powered by industrial heavyweights

With over 80 industrial firms in the IPO pipeline, it’s clear that policy priorities and relaxed listing rules are attracting a fresh wave of global capital.

29 Jun 2026 - 12:20PM

China Evergrande Group

China Evergrande liquidators seek judicial review of SFC agreement with PwC HK

Failed developer’s creditors have been made HK$1 billion worse off by the agreement, liquidators say.

15 Jun 2026 - 9:02PM

Accounting and auditing

Hong Kong court to hear Evergrande liquidators’ lawsuit against PwC on Monday

PwC faces fresh legal battle after SFC ordered HK$1 billion payout to Evergrande minority shareholders and AFRC imposed HK$300 million fine.

17 May 2026 - 7:00PM

The one-day hearing against PwC is open to the public. Photo: Andy Wong

Accounting and auditing

PwC to pay US$128 million to Evergrande minority shareholders over audit failures

Settlement marks first time auditors of a defunct firm compensate minority shareholders over misleading financial statements.

23 Apr 2026 - 7:43PM

Venture capital market

China’s state-led venture capital revival risks losing momentum

Four government funds formed to back projects, but lack of funding diversity could risk stalling the industry again if policy shifts.

5 Mar 2026 - 7:38PM

Hong Kong budget 2026-27

Hong Kong seeks to hone edge as offshore yuan hub, digital-asset front runner

Market participants largely welcome Paul Chan’s renewed push to strengthen Hong Kong’s position as an international financial centre.

25 Feb 2026 - 11:17PM

Hong Kong’s renewed push to strengthen its position as an international financial centre has been welcomed. Photo: Felix Wong

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong workers lag regional peers in AI use, lose out on pay, security: PwC

PricewaterhouseCoopers survey finds half of Hong Kong workers use gen AI infrequently at work compared with 34 per cent for Asia-Pacific region.

29 Jan 2026 - 7:24PM

The survey showed that only 19 per cent of local respondents attributed a salary increase to AI in the last 12 months, far below Asia-Pacific’s 46 per cent. Photo: Eugene Lee

US-Venezuela conflict

‘Expansion to defence’: China firms strategise in Latin America after Venezuela

After the abduction of former Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, many Chinese entrepreneurs in the region say they are staying put – for now.

13 Jan 2026 - 9:55AMvideocam

Fintech

Why Hong Kong is emerging as the world’s AI crossroads between East and West

Hong Kong’s AI sector comprises 500 organisations, 290 companies and 183 investors active in finance, healthcare and government services.

26 Dec 2025 - 2:30PM

China economy

China’s cabinet clears path for VAT law to take effect next month

State Council approves draft regulations to implement the new law, which aims to govern China’s biggest source of tax revenue.

21 Dec 2025 - 5:39PMvideocam

Shoppers browse goods in a gift shop in Beijing, China on December 8. Chinese authorities have highlighted tax policy as a way to support growth amid weak demand. Photo: EPA

Hong Kong property

Kai Tak Stadium lifts Hong Kong’s status as major sports and entertainment venue

The 50,000-seat stadium drives repeat tourism, supports retailers and helps prop up retail property landlords, experts say.

18 Dec 2025 - 9:02AM

An aerial view of Kai Tak Stadium. Photo: Eugene Lee

China travel

Snowcapped prosperity: China’s winter sports market glides upwards

Growing participation and government support are fuelling innovation in equipment, expanding domestic resorts, and creating new jobs in China’s ice and snow economy.

23 Nov 2025 - 4:00PMvideocam

Banking & finance

First-mover advantage key to Hong Kong’s success in multicurrency stablecoins

Multicurrency stablecoins are designed to maintain their value by being backed by a basket of fiat currencies on a blockchain.

7 Sep 2025 - 10:00AM

Semiconductors

A third of chip supply threatened by climate change by 2035: PwC

The acceleration of climate change may prove calamitous for semiconductor production, which relies on copper, a new report says.

8 Jul 2025 - 2:00PM

Extreme climate and drought are threatening the chip industry, according to a new report from PwC. Photo: EPA-EFE

Banking & finance

Macroscope | How the obsession with risky assets is putting global finance in peril

From the speculative frenzy over digital assets to the assault on bond markets, the next financial crisis will be self-inflicted.

14 Jun 2025 - 4:30PMvideocam

Mainland China

In Hong Kong and globally, AI is not a job and wage killer, PwC says

Across all industries, roles that ‘collate AI with human expertise’ are in demand and command a premium, report says.

13 Jun 2025 - 5:38PM

Taiwan economy

Trade war elephant in the showroom at Computex Taipei, Asia’s biggest tech expo

As Trump threatens to reinstate high tariffs on Taiwan, tech-sector exporters reliant on the US market fear the worst.

31 May 2025 - 11:00AMvideocam

People attend Computex 2025 at Nangang Exhibition Center in Taipei on May 20, 2025. Photo: AFP

Fame and celebrity

Who is OnlyFans CEO Keily Blair, who claims the platform is ‘feminist’?

Keily Blair was a partner at a law firm before taking the reins at OnlyFans, but the Taylor Swift fan said a bank once refused her custom because of her connection to the platform.

16 May 2025 - 6:00PM

Keily Blair, CEO of OnlyFans, at The Wall Street Journal’s Future of Everything Festival in 2024. Photo: Reuters

Hong Kong stock market

Unitree leads influx of mainland companies eyeing IPOs in Hong Kong

Surge in listing plans augurs well for city’s effort to claw way back to top of global ranking of fundraising destinations.

28 Apr 2025 - 4:19PM

Accounting and auditing

Hong Kong is bridge between China and the world for accounting, Paul Chan says

Ministry of Finance will continue to support Hong Kong in cross-border accounting regulation and talent nurturing, vice-minister says.

2 Dec 2024 - 5:24PM

Accounting and auditing

China urges audit firm PwC to strictly abide by rules and regulations

China’s vice-finance minister met PwC’s chief in Beijing following a hefty fine and suspension handed to the firm’s mainland unit over auditing failures at Evergrande.

30 Sep 2024 - 7:57PMvideocam

PwC Zhong Tian, the China unit of the accounting firm, was handed a record fine of 441 million yuan on September 16. Photo: AP Photo

Accounting and auditing

PwC invests in ‘high quality’ business to survive in China after fine

PwC Zhong Tian was hit with a six-month suspension and a fine of 441 million yuan on Friday over the firm’s audit of failed property developer China Evergrande Group.

16 Sep 2024 - 4:07PM

A man walks by the audit firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) office, at the Fortune Financial Center in Beijing on August 27, 2024. Photo: AP.

Accounting and auditing

China slaps PwC with record US$62.2 million fine, 6-month ban

Beijing wants to send a strong message to auditors about their role as gatekeeper, Hong Kong lawmaker Edmund Wong says.

13 Sep 2024 - 6:26PMvideocam

Accounting and auditing

Struggling Country Garden drops PwC amid turmoil in China property sector

Country Garden drops PwC as its auditor, in another setback for the firm that has lost more than 50 clients this year.

6 Sep 2024 - 12:25PM

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PwC

PwC International must face trial of Evergrande scandals claims: Hong Kong court

Liquidators seek claims of about 38 billion yuan from PwC International for Evergrande audit failures.

Evergrande liquidators challenge watchdog’s HK$1 billion settlement with PwC

To survive China’s cost-conscious market, global brands embrace AI and robots

Hong Kong exchange lures listings from Canada, Indonesia, Kazakhstan

Bourse expected to see influx of international issuers in year’s second half, led by consumer goods and services companies, according to PwC.

Hong Kong’s IPO market is being powered by industrial heavyweights

With over 80 industrial firms in the IPO pipeline, it’s clear that policy priorities and relaxed listing rules are attracting a fresh wave of global capital.

China Evergrande liquidators seek judicial review of SFC agreement with PwC HK

Failed developer’s creditors have been made HK$1 billion worse off by the agreement, liquidators say.

Hong Kong court to hear Evergrande liquidators’ lawsuit against PwC on Monday

PwC faces fresh legal battle after SFC ordered HK$1 billion payout to Evergrande minority shareholders and AFRC imposed HK$300 million fine.

PwC to pay US$128 million to Evergrande minority shareholders over audit failures

Settlement marks first time auditors of a defunct firm compensate minority shareholders over misleading financial statements.

China’s state-led venture capital revival risks losing momentum

Four government funds formed to back projects, but lack of funding diversity could risk stalling the industry again if policy shifts.

Hong Kong seeks to hone edge as offshore yuan hub, digital-asset front runner

Market participants largely welcome Paul Chan’s renewed push to strengthen Hong Kong’s position as an international financial centre.

Hong Kong workers lag regional peers in AI use, lose out on pay, security: PwC

PricewaterhouseCoopers survey finds half of Hong Kong workers use gen AI infrequently at work compared with 34 per cent for Asia-Pacific region.

‘Expansion to defence’: China firms strategise in Latin America after Venezuela

After the abduction of former Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, many Chinese entrepreneurs in the region say they are staying put – for now.

Why Hong Kong is emerging as the world’s AI crossroads between East and West

Hong Kong’s AI sector comprises 500 organisations, 290 companies and 183 investors active in finance, healthcare and government services.

China’s cabinet clears path for VAT law to take effect next month

State Council approves draft regulations to implement the new law, which aims to govern China’s biggest source of tax revenue.

Kai Tak Stadium lifts Hong Kong’s status as major sports and entertainment venue

The 50,000-seat stadium drives repeat tourism, supports retailers and helps prop up retail property landlords, experts say.

Snowcapped prosperity: China’s winter sports market glides upwards

Growing participation and government support are fuelling innovation in equipment, expanding domestic resorts, and creating new jobs in China’s ice and snow economy.

First-mover advantage key to Hong Kong’s success in multicurrency stablecoins

Multicurrency stablecoins are designed to maintain their value by being backed by a basket of fiat currencies on a blockchain.

A third of chip supply threatened by climate change by 2035: PwC

The acceleration of climate change may prove calamitous for semiconductor production, which relies on copper, a new report says.

.css-1pcrwvc{color:#2aa191;}Macroscope | How the obsession with risky assets is putting global finance in peril

From the speculative frenzy over digital assets to the assault on bond markets, the next financial crisis will be self-inflicted.

In Hong Kong and globally, AI is not a job and wage killer, PwC says

Across all industries, roles that ‘collate AI with human expertise’ are in demand and command a premium, report says.

Trade war elephant in the showroom at Computex Taipei, Asia’s biggest tech expo

As Trump threatens to reinstate high tariffs on Taiwan, tech-sector exporters reliant on the US market fear the worst.

Who is OnlyFans CEO Keily Blair, who claims the platform is ‘feminist’?

Keily Blair was a partner at a law firm before taking the reins at OnlyFans, but the Taylor Swift fan said a bank once refused her custom because of her connection to the platform.

Unitree leads influx of mainland companies eyeing IPOs in Hong Kong

Surge in listing plans augurs well for city’s effort to claw way back to top of global ranking of fundraising destinations.

Hong Kong is bridge between China and the world for accounting, Paul Chan says

Ministry of Finance will continue to support Hong Kong in cross-border accounting regulation and talent nurturing, vice-minister says.

China urges audit firm PwC to strictly abide by rules and regulations

China’s vice-finance minister met PwC’s chief in Beijing following a hefty fine and suspension handed to the firm’s mainland unit over auditing failures at Evergrande.

PwC invests in ‘high quality’ business to survive in China after fine

PwC Zhong Tian was hit with a six-month suspension and a fine of 441 million yuan on Friday over the firm’s audit of failed property developer China Evergrande Group.

China slaps PwC with record US$62.2 million fine, 6-month ban

Beijing wants to send a strong message to auditors about their role as gatekeeper, Hong Kong lawmaker Edmund Wong says.

Struggling Country Garden drops PwC amid turmoil in China property sector

Country Garden drops PwC as its auditor, in another setback for the firm that has lost more than 50 clients this year.

Macroscope | How the obsession with risky assets is putting global finance in peril