Building trust and delivering sustained outcomesAt PwC, our purpose is to build trust in society and solve important problems. We’re a network of firms in 151 countries with more than 364,000 people who are committed to delivering quality in assurance, advisory and tax services. Find out more and tell us  what matters to you by visiting us at www.pwc.com.PwC refers to the PwC network and/or one or more of its member firms, each of which is a separate legal entity. Please see www.pwc.com/structure for further details.You may view our privacy statement here: www.pwc.be/privacy-statement© 2023 PwC. All rights reserved.

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Building trust and delivering sustained outcomesPwC wil bijdragen aan het vertrouwen in de maatschappij en aan het oplossen van belangrijke problemen – dat is ons doel. PwC firma's vormen een netwerk van firma's in 151 landen met meer dan 364.000 medewerkers die zich engageren tot het leveren van kwaliteit in audit-, fiscale en adviesdiensten. Laat ons weten wat u belangrijk vindt en lees meer over ons op www.pwc.com.'PwC' verwijst naar het PwC-netwerk en/of een of meer firma’s die er deel van uitmaken. Elke firma is een afzonderlijke juridische entiteit. Zie www.pwc.com/structure voor meer gedetailleerde informatie hierover.U kan onze privacyverklaring hier bekijken: www.pwc.be/privacy-statement© 2023 PwC. Alle rechten voorbehouden.

PwC België

Building trust and delivering sustained outcomesPwC wil bijdragen aan het vertrouwen in de maatschappij en aan het oplossen van belangrijke...

Building trust and delivering sustained outcomes Le but de PwC est de développer la confiance dans la société et de résoudre des problèmes importants. Nous sommes un réseau de firmes établi dans 151 pays avec plus de 364.000 personnes. Nous nous engageons à offrir des services de qualité en matière de certification de comptes, de fiscalité et de conseil. Dites-nous ce qui est important pour vous et apprenez à mieux nous connaître en consultant notre site www.pwc.com.  « PwC » désigne le réseau de PwC et/ou une ou plusieurs de ses firmes membres, chacune formant une entité juridique distincte. Pour de plus amples détails, consultez www.pwc.com/structure.Vous pouvez consulter notre déclaration de confidentialité ici: www.pwc.be/privacy-statement© 2023 PwC. Tous droits réservés.

PwC Belgique

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Diegem, 2 September 2024 - Those who can telework primarily do so in a hybrid manner. This trend is visible worldwide (58%), but is even more pronounced in Belgium. No less than 2 out of 3 Belgian teleworkers (68%) work partly at home and partly in the office. This is evident from a global study by PwC, which also surveyed 1,000 Belgian employees. “Flexibility is here to stay, but employees still want to feel involved. Along with learning opportunities, these are the main drivers to keep employees committed to the organization,” says Bart Van den Bussche, Partner, Reward Services at PwC Belgium.

PwC Research: Hybrid Working is the New Normal

Diegem, 2 September 2024 - Those who can telework primarily do so in a hybrid manner. This trend is visible worldwide (58%), but is even more...

Government measures stimulate the retention and growth of top talent in Belgium

Belgian video game industry recovers in 2023, but grows more slowly than expected 

Brussels, July 16, 2024 - The Belgian market for video games and esports grew by 1.5% to EUR 821 million in 2023, according to PwC's Global Entertainment & Media Outlook. This recovery indicates that the sector is on the rise again after a 6.1% decline in 2022. Growth is expected to accelerate further in the coming years. However, a contraction is anticipated again from 2027 onwards. Moreover, the Belgian video game industry is the slowest growing in the world. Despite the presence of high-quality game development education programmes in Belgium, many talented students are moving abroad due to an unattractive investment climate. The government is launching initiatives aimed at reversing this trend and making it more appealing for top professionals to use their talent in the Belgian market.

28th of June 2024, Diegem - Following PwC Belgium’s official leadership rotation, Managing Partner Patrick Boone has been appointed as the next Chair of PwC Belgium for a four-year term, effective 1 July 2024. Patrick Boone succeeds Axel Smits, who was leading PwC Belgium since 2016 and will now take up the role as Managing Partner in PwC Europe.

Patrick Boone new Chairman PwC Belgium 

28th of June 2024, Diegem - Following PwC Belgium’s official leadership rotation, Managing Partner Patrick Boone has been appointed as the next...

Diegem, June 25, 2024 - The number of employees considering a change of jobs is rising. The latest Hopes & Fears survey conducted by professional services provider PwC gathers input from 56,600 employees in 50 countries including 1,000 Belgian respondents. The findings show that employees feel they’re facing heavier workloads and experience a great deal of change in the workplace. However, this change is not universally perceived as positive – half of respondents, both in Belgium and globally, feel that too much change is happening at once. "Companies need to be aware of the impact that change has on the workplace and their employees. Guiding employees and addressing changes step by step is essential," says Axel Smits, Chairman of PwC Belgium.

Heavier workload and fear of overwhelming change – more than 1 in 4 employees consider changing jobs

Diegem, June 25, 2024 - The number of employees considering a change of jobs is rising. The latest Hopes & Fears survey conducted by professional...

Only 1 in 6 (16%) Belgian employers offers AI trainings to white-collar workers 

Rise in AI Jobs and related 25% wage increases, exposes need for more AI training

Diegem, Belgium May 21, 2024 - More than half of Belgium's white-collar workers (53%) say they are not at all on board with AI and its applications. Yet PwC's Global AI Jobs Barometer 2024 shows that AI could allow many nations to break out of persistent low productivity growth, generating economic development, higher wages, and enhanced living standards. Jobs that require AI skills carry up to a 25% wage premium in some markets. However, according to the complementary iVox Survey commissioned by PwC Belgium , it appears that Belgian employers are still offering training on a limited basis. Only 1 in 6 (16%) employers offer training on working with AI. 2 in 5 Belgian white-collar workers say they expect more from their company when it comes to AI training. "AI is already reshaping our labor market today, and growth lies in adaptation and the fundamental ability to acquire new skills, which will be crucial for thriving in tomorrow's job market." says Serafine Vandebuerie, Workforce Partner PwC Belgium.

Brussels, Belgium - 25 of April 2024 - Greenomy, the leading ESG reporting provider, together with PwC Belgium, a leading professional services provider, have formed a strategic alliance aimed directly at aiding European enterprises to navigate and comply with ESG mandates, including the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the EU Taxonomy regulation. This collaboration integrates Greenomy’s cutting-edge technological solutions with PwC’s deep-rooted expertise in sustainability and consulting services, aiming to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of ESG reporting for their clientele.

Greenomy and PwC Belgium Announce Strategic Alliance to Transform Client Experiences in Sustainable Finance Reporting, Leveraging Cutting-Edge Tech and Expert Insights

Brussels, Belgium - 25 of April 2024 - Greenomy, the leading ESG reporting provider, together with PwC Belgium, a leading professional services...

Diegem 18th April 2024 - Venture Capital investments, capital to support start-ups or small businesses with a strong growth potential, have decreased in the past year in Europe, including Belgium, both in deal value and the number of deals. In the first edition of the Venture Capital Market Study, PwC Belgium, together with Belgium Venture Capital and Private Equity Association, shows how the decrease in Belgium was less significant compared to that in Europe. “Our unique and brand new Venture Capital Market Study, with its high participation rate among investment managers, answers further the need for transparency and clear benchmarking data in the sector,” says Lieven Adams, Deals Partner at PwC Belgium.

Belgium closes gender pay gap to 4.5% but gender inequality remains high

Diegem 18th April 2024 - Venture Capital investments, capital to support start-ups or small businesses with a strong growth potential, have...

2023 was a tough year for venture capital, but the Belgian VC landscape proved to be more robust than its European counterparts

Diegem, 8th of March 2024 - Belgium’s gender pay gap is steadily closing, narrowing the difference in female pay to 4.5% compared to 5% in 2021. PwC’s latest Women in Work Index shows progress towards gender parity is still too slow; it will take more than half a century to close the gender pay gap at the current rate of change. “While Belgian companies may be slowly closing the pay gap, the challenges for women in our labour market remain high. It’s not only about equally rewarding the workforce but also about offering flexibility and creating an inclusive work organisation,” says PwC Belgium Chairman, Axel Smits.

Diegem, 8th of March 2024 - Belgium’s gender pay gap is steadily closing, narrowing the difference in female pay to 4.5% compared to 5% in 2021. ...

Diegem, 8 February 2024 - As the public awareness grows around how CEOs are rewarded, Belgian listed companies are tending to review CEO remuneration more frequently and with greater scrutiny. According to PwC’s latest Corporate Governance & Executive Pay report based on 80 publicly listed companies in Belgium, shareholders are increasingly focussing on integrating ESG-related goals into executive compensation schemes. “As companies feel the public opinion breathing down their necks, a more modern and ESG-focussed approach to remuneration is crucial,” says PwC Belgium’s Chairman Axel Smits. Looking at the corporate governance, PwC notices how companies, although they recognise the necessity of diversity in the boardroom, are not always able to put their wishes into practice.

Growing awareness of CEO pay is pushing companies to  cautiousness

Diegem, 8 February 2024 - As the public awareness grows around how CEOs are rewarded, Belgian listed companies are tending to review CEO...

CEOs around the globe overwhelmingly see generative AI as a catalyst for change according to the 27th Annual CEO Survey with 4,207 CEOs participating 

Belgian CEOs rely on GenAI to harness their companies for the future

Diegem, 16 January 2024 - Almost 1 out of 3 Belgian CEOs state generative artificial intelligence has already been implemented in their businesses. According to PwC’s newest Annual CEO Survey, held in November amongst 4,702 CEOs worldwide, most CEOs believe generative AI will push businesses to reinvent themselves.

PwC Research: Hybrid Working is the New Normal

Belgian video game industry recovers in 2023, but grows more slowly than expected

Patrick Boone new Chairman PwC Belgium

Heavier workload and fear of overwhelming change – more than 1 in 4 employees consider changing jobs

Rise in AI Jobs and related 25% wage increases, exposes need for more AI training

Greenomy and PwC Belgium Announce Strategic Alliance to Transform Client Experiences in Sustainable Finance Reporting, Leveraging Cutting-Edge Tech and Expert Insights

2023 was a tough year for venture capital, but the Belgian VC landscape proved to be more robust than its European counterparts

Belgium closes gender pay gap to 4.5% but gender inequality remains high

Growing awareness of CEO pay is pushing companies to cautiousness

Belgian CEOs rely on GenAI to harness their companies for the future

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