PwC unveils first of its kind advice service to connect Singapore investors, entrepreneurs

Venture Hub will cater to innovations in Regtech, LegalTech.

PwC Singapore has launched Venture Hub, a one-stop shop advice service targeting investors and entrepreneurs active in the Singapore start-up and innovation scene.

According to PwC’s news release, the service is first of its kind across the globe, and aims to help local stakeholders “navigate the complex ecosystem” of the Singapore business space. It will have a team based in Singapore and is headed by Patrick Yeo, PwC’s Venture Hub leader.

The service’s one-stop shop model allows stakeholders more flexibility when seeking advice.

“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,” said Patrick Yeo, Venture Hub leader, PwC Singapore

“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,” Yeo added.

PwC’s Venture Hub will cover disruptive technology in areas like Biomedicaltech, Regtech, Wealthtech, and Legaltech, amongst others.

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