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PwC 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 149 landen met meer dan 370.000 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© 2025 PwC. Alle rechten voorbehouden.

PwC België

PwC wil bijdragen aan het vertrouwen in de maatschappij en aan het oplossen van belangrijke problemen – dat is ons doel. PwC firma's vormen een...

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 149 pays avec plus de 370.000 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© 2025 PwC. Tous droits réservés.

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Diegem, 14 May 2025 – According to a survey conducted by PwC Belgium, only one third of Belgian workers who spend at least an hour a day on a computer regularly use general AI applications like ChatGPT. Additionally, 40% of workers do not interact with these tools at all. For the second consecutive year, PwC Belgium surveyed 1,000 white-collar workers about their interaction with AI technologies. The survey indicated lower adoption rates among older employees and women for daily use of Generative AI. Surprisingly, the data shows that as employees spend more hours working on their computers, they tend to show less interest in using AI tools. Xavier Verhaeghe, Technology and Innovation Lead at PwC Belgium, states, “Although AI is becoming more prevalent in workplaces, a significant portion of the workforce has yet to embrace these technologies. Implementing AI tools and fostering an AI-driven culture are essential steps to harness the full potential of AI. Meanwhile, as the...

Bridging the AI Gap: youngsters and men use AI frequently, women and ‘more experienced’ workers are hesitant

Diegem, 14 May 2025 – According to a survey conducted by PwC Belgium, only one third of Belgian workers who spend at least an hour a day on a...

Diegem, 14 May 2025 – According to a survey conducted by PwC Belgium, only one third of Belgian workers who spend at least an hour a day on a computer regularly use general AI applications like ChatGPT. Additionally, 40% of workers do not interact with these tools at all. For the second consecutive year, PwC Belgium surveyed 1,000 white-collar workers about their interaction with AI technologies. The survey indicated lower adoption rates among older employees and women for daily use of Generative AI. Surprisingly, the data shows that as employees spend more hours working on their computers, they tend to show less interest in using AI tools. Xavier Verhaeghe, Technology and Innovation Lead at PwC Belgium, states, “Although AI is becoming more prevalent in workplaces, a significant portion of the workforce has yet to embrace these technologies. Implementing AI tools and fostering an AI-driven culture are essential steps to harness the full potential of AI. Meanwhile, as the technology evolves rapidly, the disparity between proficient AI users and non-users continues to widen.”

FloQast and PwC Belgium Announce Strategic Partnership to Transform Financial Close Partnership empowers accounting teams to modernize workflows, reduce risk, and navigate growing industry challenges with AI-powered automation

FloQast and PwC Belgium Announce Strategic Partnership to Transform Financial Close

April 16, 2025 (LONDON) – FloQast, an Accounting Transformation Platform created by accountants for accountants, today unveiled a strategic partnership with PwC Belgium focused on revolutionizing accounting close automation solutions. This collaboration seeks to combine FloQast’s AI-powered workflows with PwC Belgium's expertise in closing processes to boost efficiency, increase accuracy, and provide deeper insights for businesses in various industries.

Brussels – 17th of April 2025 – PwC Belgium kicks off its Scale Programme for Defence and Resilience Tech, supporting 13 starting companies from 6 European countries in their growth. For the 6th year in a row, PwC Belgium’s Scale programme will accelerate growth for the participating startups and scale-ups through an intensive scaling crash course of 8 weeks. In the light of geopolitical evolutions and rising interest in the defence industry, focus is on resilience and dual-use solutions in this year's edition. The companies, working in various areas such as (data) security, maritime exploration, drone technology, etc. will be guided and supported thoroughly to enhance their business plans and pitch their company to a selected group of industry leaders and experts.

PwC Belgium helps 13 start/scale-ups in defence and resilience tech to grow

Brussels – 17th of April 2025 – PwC Belgium kicks off its Scale Programme for Defence and Resilience Tech, supporting 13 starting companies from 6...

Diegem – 3 April 2025 - The venture capital market in our country has continued to grow, as revealed by a study conducted by professional services provider PwC Belgium and industry association Private Capital Belgium. Although the number of capital injections decreased, more venture capital was provided. Notably, at the European level, both the number of investments and the capital invested are significantly declining. "This seems to indicate that the Belgian venture capital market has matured. It is noticeable that investors are making targeted investments with a preference for B2B and SoftTech companies, which can scale up more quickly," says Pascal Janssens, Partner at PwC Belgium. Despite the increase in venture capital invested and higher interest rates, there is still a significant amount of capital available for investment in the coming years. "Two out of three funds have invested between 20% and 60% of their resources. Additionally, we observe positive prospects for 2025...

Belgian venture capital increases in declining European market

Diegem – 3 April 2025 - The venture capital market in our country has continued to grow, as revealed by a study conducted by professional services...

Diegem – 3 April 2025 - The venture capital market in our country has continued to grow, as revealed by a study conducted by professional services provider PwC Belgium and industry association Private Capital Belgium. Although the number of capital injections decreased, more venture capital was provided. Notably, at the European level, both the number of investments and the capital invested are significantly declining. "This seems to indicate that the Belgian venture capital market has matured. It is noticeable that investors are making targeted investments with a preference for B2B and SoftTech companies, which can scale up more quickly," says Pascal Janssens, Partner at PwC Belgium. Despite the increase in venture capital invested and higher interest rates, there is still a significant amount of capital available for investment in the coming years. "Two out of three funds have invested between 20% and 60% of their resources. Additionally, we observe positive prospects for 2025 among capital funds. However, payouts to fund shareholders have reached a record low, which could hinder growth in the long term," adds Jan Alexander, Secretary General of Private Capital Belgium.

Brussels, 18 March 2025 – Companies are likely to maintain their offerings of company cars in the foreseeable future, according to PwC Belgium’s latest mobility report. The professional services provider spoke to 23 fleet managers, representing 41,000 Belgian employees: only one company intends to stop offering company cars to employees in the future. Despite the introduction of mobility budgets and changing fiscal policies, employers find it simpler to provide company cars and observe a clear preference for them among employees.

Companies continue commitment to company cars despite changing fiscal policies

Brussels, 18 March 2025 – Companies are likely to maintain their offerings of company cars in the foreseeable future, according to PwC Belgium’s...

London, 30 January 2025 — PwC and Microsoft announced a strategic collaboration aimed at transforming industries with the power of AI agents. This collaboration seeks to harness AI's potential to drive business value, enhance customer engagement and streamline operations across various sectors.

PwC and Microsoft announce strategic collaboration to transform industries with AI agents

This collaboration between PwC and Microsoft focuses on deploying AI agents—sophisticated systems capable of performing tasks autonomously, analysing data and aiding decision-making. Together, PwC and Microsoft will provide businesses with the tools needed to embrace AI agents as strategic assets that enhance efficiency and drive innovation.

Innoptus Solar Team aims to extend world title with AI partner PwC

PwC helps world champions grow through AI

The Innoptus Solar Team, reigning solar car world champion strengthened its partnership with professional service provider PwC Belgium for the next two years. As an AI partner, PwC will support the students from Leuven to integrate AI into the design of the new car and in monitoring its performance during races. “We want to use more AI in our new car and the upcoming races, but we have insufficient additional resources for such a big project. We want to use PwC’s support and expertise to build a lead over the other teams for the coming years,” says Kevin Vandeputte, Public & Business Relations manager of the Innoptus Solar Team. Patrick Boone, Chairman of PwC Belgium, is also delighted: “We’re very pleased to strengthen our existing cooperation with these talented and driven young people. Our knowledge and experience will help them explore and test new developments in extremely challenging conditions through their innovative entrepreneurship. AI does not get any more hands-on than this. And that’s what makes it so much fun for our employees.”

CEOs risk missing the AI boat due to lack of upskilling 

Belgian CEOs see global economic growth but stagnation in Belgium 

Despite the ongoing threat of conflicts and rising protectionism, 3 out of 5 CEOs remain optimistic about the global economic outlook. They foresee increased hiring and continued rollout of AI. This sentiment is shared by Belgian CEOs, although they are much more optimistic about the global than the Belgian economy.

Antwerp Management School and PwC Belgium launch fourth edition of Corporate Venturing Barometer

9 in 10 Belgian companies want to innovate, but only half collaborate with start-ups

Antwerp, January 17, 2024 - Although 92% of Belgian companies want to innovate by collaborating, only 47% turn to start-ups to do so. That's according to the fourth edition of the Corporate Venturing Barometer from Antwerp Management School (AMS) and PwC Belgium. The report examines the collaboration between established companies and start-ups in Belgium. The results show that large companies often cooperate with start-ups with only low involvement, which contributes to the so-called ‘innovation gap’ in our country.

In the past financial year, PwC Belgium booked revenue of EUR 427.4 million, realising growth of 2.2% compared to the previous financial year.

Bridging the AI Gap: youngsters and men use AI frequently, women and ‘more experienced’ workers are hesitant

FloQast and PwC Belgium Announce Strategic Partnership to Transform Financial Close

PwC Belgium helps 13 start/scale-ups in defence and resilience tech to grow

Belgian venture capital increases in declining European market

Companies continue commitment to company cars despite changing fiscal policies

PwC and Microsoft announce strategic collaboration to transform industries with AI agents

PwC helps world champions grow through AI

Belgian CEOs see global economic growth but stagnation in Belgium

9 in 10 Belgian companies want to innovate, but only half collaborate with start-ups

PwC Belgium invests in people and AI to sustain growth

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