PwC Singapore has announced the appointment of 13 new partners, with a significant focus on artificial intelligence (AI), technology, and data. This strategic move aims to bolster the firm’s capabilities in delivering insight-led and outcome-driven solutions in an increasingly AI-driven world. The appointments, effective from 1 July 2026, highlight PwC’s commitment to integrating deep sector expertise with cutting-edge technology.
Among the new partners, eight specialise in AI, technology, and data, underscoring PwC’s investment in a future-ready partnership. These professionals bring diverse experience across sectors such as technology, energy, healthcare, banking, and capital markets. They are expected to play a crucial role in helping PwC stay ahead of AI trends by combining sound judgement, robust governance, and a strong sense of responsibility.
Executive Chairman of PwC Singapore, Marcus Lam, emphasised the importance of scaling capabilities in the AI era. “Beyond embedding technology and AI across how we think, work, and deliver, it is equally important that we stay grounded in what matters most—our people, our relationships, and the trust we build through every piece of work,” he stated.
The new partners include experts like Andrew Tan, who focuses on assurance in banking, and Audrey Tong, a financial reporting adviser in energy and healthcare. Others, such as Jack Chew and Bhagya Perera, bring expertise in assurance and cybersecurity, respectively. The appointments also cover areas like tax compliance, risk management, and mergers and acquisitions, with partners like Benjamin Tan and Bertrand Truong leading these efforts.
This expansion is set to enhance PwC’s ability to deliver quality decisions faster, as AI and emerging technologies become integral to business operations.
