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Press releases
2013
17 April 2013 - Employee engagement beyond rewards critical to attracting and motivating talent
Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad (TalentCorp), General Electric (GE) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) jointly organised a forum and panel discussion, themed ‘Beyond Rewards: What Keeps your Employees Happy?’’. The topic of discussion was set on the back of a report conducted by PwC on Generation-Y (Gen-Y), which provided insights into the minds of recent graduates in Malaysia and highlights their evolving career preferences.
4 December 2012 - PwC Malaysia is Top Graduate Employer of 2012
PwC Malaysia was named Malaysia's Top Graduate Employer of the Year 2012 and Top Graduate Employer in Accounting and Professional Services at the Malaysia's 100 Leading Graduate Employers Awards.
6 November 2012 - Compliance is the entire organisation's responsibility
Malaysian banks need to reconsider the scope of the compliance function, and to better communicate and integrate compliance risk management processes into the business, according to a new survey by PwC Malaysia and Institute of Bankers Malaysia (IBBM).
5 September 2012 - Asia-Pacific region on track for greater economic integration
Asia-Pacific CEOs have billed Malaysia as a fast growing APEC economy although the potential for economic disruption globally has dampened their confidence for growth, according to a CEO survey by PwC for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) CEO summit.
20 March 2012 - Threat of recession contains risk of further bank failures
The risk of another global recession and a renewed banking crisis is high, according to PwC’s Banking Banana Skins survey, which polled the responses of more than 700 bankers, banking regulators and industry observers in 58 countries.
25 January 2012 - CEOs say prospects gloomy for global economy
Our 15th Annual Global CEO Survey, “Delivering results: Growth and value in a volatile world”, explores CEO confidence in their company’s growth prospects, and how they’re building local capabilities and creating new stakeholder networks in new markets. Chin Kwai Fatt, PwC Malaysia managing director, shares his views.
19 January 2012 - Digital banking to be the norm by 2015
Digital banking is set to overtake branch networks as the main way customers interact with their bank by 2015, according to a new PwC report titled 'The new digital tipping point'. Soo Hoo Khoon Yean, PwC Malaysia partner, shares his views.
2011
19 December 2011 - Cities and local governments face multiple challenges
A new PwC report titled 'Making it happen: A roadmap for cities and local public services achieving outcomes', which surveyed local government leaders around the world - including Penang - suggests how a city can make progress towards realising its vision.
6 November 2011 - Asia Pacific CEOs have strong confidence in growth
More than 50% of CEOs in the Asia-Pacific region are ‘very confident' of increased revenue for their companies over the next three to five years, according to a CEO survey by PwC for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) CEO summit.
20 July 2011 - PwC Malaysia now a GRI Certified Training Partner
PwC Malaysia and two other firms, PwC Thailand and PwC Indonesia, have been appointed Certified Training Partners by the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). As a Certified Training Partner, these PwC firms are qualified to conduct training courses on effective sustainability reporting based on the GRI Reporting Framework.
6 July 2011 - Former IRB chief joins PwC
Former Inland Revenue Board (IRB) Chief Executive Officer and Director General Tan Sri Hasmah Abdullah has joined PwC as Tax Advisor, effective 1 July 2011. Tan Sri Hasmah, who took over the reins of the IRB in October 2006, retired in January this year after a 38-year tenure.
7 June 2011 - Balanced cities perform best in 2011 study of finance capitals
According to a new report by PwC and the Partnership for New York City, the finance and business centres of the future may not be the traditional capitals of global dominance. Titled 'Cities of Opportunity', the report shows that in a more virtual and mobile world, holistic cities with balanced economies and strong quality of life offer an attractive alternative.
29 March 2011 - Malaysian PLCs recognised for outstanding CR practices
Winners of the StarBiz-ICR Malaysia Corporate Responsibility (CR) Awards 2010 were announced on 29 March, 2011. In its third year, the awards recognise and honour companies which demonstrate outstanding CR practices that go beyond community and philanthropic activities. PwC Malaysia was yet again a working partner for the awards.
3 March 2011 - CEOs must know what future they are preparing for
PwC Malaysia hosted a dialogue around the key findings of its 14th Annual Global CEO Survey. Themed ‘What future are you preparing for?’ the dialogue was moderated by PwC Malaysia Partner, Sridharan Nair. The two panellists for the dialogue were Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department and PEMANDU CEO, YB Senator Dato’ Sri Idris Jala and President of GE ASEAN, Stuart Dean.
26 January 2011 - CEOs in Asia Pacific confident of growth, talent tops agenda
For PwC's 14th Annual Global CEO Survey, 1,201 interviews were conducted in 69 countries during the last quarter of 2010. 54% of chief executives in the Asia Pacific region say they are “very confident" of growth in the next 12 months, compared to the global average of 48%.
8 June 2010 - No longer just about pay says PwC survey on what employees of the future want
The Managing Tomorrow’s People: Where will you be in 2020? survey was conducted in early 2010 and is part of PwC’s Managing Tomorrow’s People series, which discusses how a growing talent shortage and the after-effects of the global crisis will redefine business, and shape the way companies manage their people