PwC | Global news | Construction

An overview of PwC global news in the Construction industry:

United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

PwC probed over audits of construction groups Kier and Galliford Try As the UK’s accounting watchdog attempts to pressure the UK’s top accounting firms over a decline in standards, it has launched a new investigation into two PwC auditing contracts.
23 February 2022
Asia

Asia | Regional

Singapore seen as especially attractive for Belt & Road investment A new survey from professional services firm PwC has found that Singapore represents the second most attractive opportunity in Asia for Belt & Road investments – behind only Vietnam.
16 August 2019
Australia

Oceania | Australia

Is Sydney on a set path for a third CBD in Liverpool? Australia’s largest city is at a critical moment of maturity and is expected to grow to over eight million inhabitants by 2050.
08 November 2018
Middle East

Middle East | Regional

Fuzzy thinking can lead to poor local content policy, says Strategy& With non-OECD nations set to spend up to $57 trillion on infrastructure projects over the next 20 years, including a nearly $1.
14 September 2018
United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

PwC charged £356 per hour for Carillion insolvency work Big Four firm PwC has been criticised for the hourly rate it has charged for Partners during the administration of Carillion.
03 September 2018
Greece

Europe | Greece

Greek infrastructure spending sees shortfall of €67 billion in past decade Greek infrastructure spending has fallen to 1.1% of GDP, well below the EU average of 1.9% and the country’s pre-recession average of 2.6%, according to recent analysis.
27 June 2018
United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

Big Four accused of 'feasting' on Carillion as combined £72 million fee revealed Executives from the Big Four of PwC, EY, KPMG and Deloitte have come under pressure from MPs to justify their roles in collapsed outsourcer Carillion.
12 March 2018
United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

Silk Road revamp creates potential for Chinese expansion China is set to invest trillions into regional economies as it seeks to improve its trade corridors, transform is economy and improve its cultural connection with its neighbours.
15 June 2017
United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

PwC and Ecorys: A lot of corruption in public procurement Corruption in public procurement costs the European Union billions on a yearly basis. On average between 3% and 4.4% of the overall value of public procurements ends up in the wrong place.
26 November 2013

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