PwC Singapore appoints 11 new partners across key practices

The new partners worked in areas such as financial due diligence, international tax, enterprise transformation, and assurance services.

PwC Singapore has appointed 11 new partners across its Assurance, Deals, Tax, and Consulting practices.

The new partners bring experience in areas such as financial due diligence, international tax, enterprise transformation, and assurance services. Their backgrounds span both local and cross-border engagements, with involvement in SGX-listed companies, multinational corporations, and sector-specific advisory work.

According to PwC Singapore, the appointments are intended to support client needs in a complex and evolving business environment. The firm also noted that the new partners would contribute to strengthening technical capabilities and enhancing delivery across service lines.

Some of the appointed partners include Chee Kiong Teo, who specialises in private equity and M&A due diligence; Hui Ling Loh, with experience in assurance for the health and real estate sectors; and Jeffrey Chew, who works with venture capital clients and startups.

Others include Jeremy Stobie and Kian Giap Kok in tax advisory, Melissa Tan and Shaun Ng in general assurance, and Weijie Lin in GST advisory.

Additional partners include Puneet Kathuria in technology consulting, Roy Ng in audits for technology and media companies, and Wan Ming Lee in deal advisory for financial services and private equity transactions.

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