Saudi wealth fund blocks PwC from advisory work for one year
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PwC working to mend ties with Saudi Arabia
Global consulting firm PwC is working with Saudi Arabia and its sovereign wealth fund to address issues that have led to a suspension of new consulting projects, reported Reuters. The Public Investment Fund (PIF), with assets worth $925bn (SR3.5trn) and more than 100 subsidiaries, has instructed its companies to halt project assignments to PwC until February 2026. This comes two years after PwC received a licence to establish its regional he…
PIF to anchor Goldman Sach’s new GCC-focused funds
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) is to be an anchor investor in Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s new funds focused on Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, the Fund said in a statement. The two companies have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) focusing on private credit and public equity. The new funds aim to raise equity from global investors, with a substantial portion allocated for investment in Saudi Arabia…
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Hey. Want some news? In Footnotes on Friday we included a story about Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund banning projects with PwC through next February of next year. This is significant because the Middle East has been carrying Big 4 firms the past year or two, that consulting money is critical to sustain their dry practices in the US, UK, and Australia. Reuters has a follow up on that story: PwC is working with Saudi Arabia and its soverei…
The BIP will not call on the consultant for a year, according to anonymous sources.
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