9/16/2011

PwC Chief: Türkiye’s blink strong on global investor radars

Sabah - Celebrating its 30th year in Türkiye, international auditing and consultancy services provider PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), is having a hard time handling the incoming inquiries about Türkiye.

“There has been an enormous increase in inquiries from our customers regarding Türkiye,” as PwC Global CEO Dennis Nally puts it. “Information requests about Türkiye’s potential, market dynamics and investment environment from all over the world show that Türkiye blinks strongly on global investor radars,” said Nally in a meeting with reporters on the company’s 30th year event in Türkiye. “It is not only the large corporations that are after investments in Türkiye, but also the medium-sized companies,” said PwC Türkiye Head Cansen Symes about private equity funds interested in Türkiye.

Wary of financial turmoil in the developed economies of the Western world, global investors are increasingly looking to emerging markets for safer and more profitable investment options, PwC Chief went on, adding that PwC hoped to double the size of its Türkiye office and its number of customers in the country. Istanbul will host PwC’s global partner meeting next month, highlighting PwC Türkiye’s importance in the company’s international network.
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