PwC launches Singapore-based APAC research centre in partnership with EDB

SINGAPORE (Jan 27): PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has launched its Asset & Wealth Management (AWM) Asia-Pacific (APAC) Research Centre headquarters in Singapore – an extension of PwC’s Global Market Research Centre based in Luxembourg – in collaboration with the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB).

The new centre aims to build its analyst and research team to a headcount of 12 over the next five years.

In a Tuesday press release, the UK-based multinational professional services network says its new APAC research centre will help to address the asset and wealth management industry’s market research needs, such as identifying new market opportunities through its dedicated market reports. It also intends to assist asset and wealth managers in assessing their competitiveness, improving their visibility in the market, and monitoring key trends.  

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