PwC Singapore injects $4m in global trade advisory hub

The fund focuses on advisory tools to help firms assess regional growth impacts.

PwC Singapore is investing $4m over three years to establish a Trade Advisory Hub to help businesses navigate changing global trade rules.

The fund will focus on building specialist talent, developing tools and assets, and expanding advisory support in trade and international growth.

The hub, supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board, will assist companies in assessing impacts on operations and supply chains.

It will also support businesses in making decisions related to growth and transformation across the region, whilst enabling them to identify opportunities linked to Singapore.

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