PwC has culled around 60 partner and 1,500 staff roles across its Middle East business, the Financial Times reports, citing people familiar with the matter.
- PwC started cutting many of these roles from February as Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund suspended new advisory contracts with the firm
- The company employed 500 partners and 11,000 staff across the region as of its most recent financial year, one of the people told the FT
- PwC declined to comment to the FT
- NOTE: March,
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