PWC

What it does?
Traditionally, PwC offers Assurance (statutory audit) and Tax services, but also has an
Advisory and Consulting wing that offers services ranging from Mergers and Acquisitions,
Commercial Due Diligences, Technology Consulting Services, Business Recovery Services,
Compliance reviews (FCPA and Anti-Bribery compliance), ...Dec 8, 2015
Why you will love working for PwC
PwC is also seen as “a firm that takes care of its employees” and “a company that
places great emphasis on the happiness of its employees”. It also promises “a great network of
professionals and access to top clients. As a result, staff have the ability to learn a great deal
quickly”.Sep 5, 2019
What are Big 4 companies?
The Big 4, also known as the Final 4, are the four largest international accounting and
professional services firms. The Big 4 audit the majority of all publicly-traded companies.
PricewaterhouseCoopers, Ernst & Young, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu and KPMG make up
the Big Four

Why should I join PwC?

Outstanding expertise
Our company is the perfect place to expand your network and to meet new friends and people
from whom you can learn. PwC provides many opportunities and tools for employees to develop
their professional skills and enhance their leadership performance

What does Assurance mean in business?

Assurance Services are defined as independent professional services that improve the quality or
context of information for decision-makers. Businesses use assurance services to increase the
transparency, relevance and value of information they disclose to the market and their
investors.Apr 30, 201

What are the risk concerns at the top of the boardroom agenda?
Together with the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation (CSFI), we interviewed 927
practitioners, regulators and observers of the insurance industry across 53 territories, to
understand what they see as the biggest threats and how they are prioritising them.
The overall tone of the responses this year was more negative than the previous survey in 2017.
This pessimism is due largely to a rise in operating risks; most notably advances in technology,
and political and regulatory risk which could impose constraints on the industry.
Insurance Banana Skins is a piece of research conducted by the Centre for the Study of Financial
Innovation (CSFI), an independent think tank, in association with PwC. It's a survey of insurers
and seeks out their views on current risk and future trends.