PwC’s Venture Hub aims to be the gateway for their clients to connect to other regional and global markets
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PwC Singapore, an assurance, advisory and tax services company, announced today that it has launched its Venture Hub, a one-stop shop targeted at helping investors and entrepreneurs active in the startup and innovation space to navigate the complex ecosystem.
The team will be based in Singapore and is headed by Patrick Yeo, PwC’s Venture Hub leader.
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PwC’s Venture Hub goes beyond catering to the traditional realm of fintech and will look at all disruptive technology in areas such as biomedicaltech, regtech, wealthtech, legaltech amongst others.
“With this one-stop shop model, the stakeholders have a lot more flexibility when they come to us for advice – be it business strategy, global market access, financing, regulatory compliance, etc. It doesn’t matter which area of expertise they need help with – all they have to do is get in touch with anyone from PwC’s Venture Hub and expert advice will be a mere step away. Traditionally, professional services firms like us are known to be costly and rigid, but with PwC’s Venture Hub, we are open to innovative ways of collaboration,” said Patrick Yeo, Venture Hub leader, PwC Singapore, in a press statement.
Founded in 1998, PwC operates in 157 countries with more than 208,000 employees.
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