In the twelve months to June 30, 2021, PwC Switzerland succeeded in increasing revenue under challenging conditions.
In line with our purpose of building trust in society and solving important problems, we have made bold decisions and created value through diversity.
We made unabated investments to improve the quality of our services and develop new technology solutions. This enabled us to respond even better to our customers' challenges and help people build digital skills for the future.
Message from the CEO
PwC Switzerland continued to build on its leading market position in challenging times, and generated net revenues of CHF 773 million. Andreas Staubli, CEO of PwC Switzerland, explains in the video why courage is a key factor in achieving success and what is behind “The New Equation”.
Revenues
Successfully mastering challenging times
In the financial year ending 30 June 2021, PwC Switzerland generated net fee revenue of 773 million Swiss francs (906 Swiss francs gross). In the past year, PwC Switzerland has had to deal with a number of challenges. Nevertheless, we recorded net revenue growth of 2.8% across all our lines of service and industry groupings. We owe this result to our valued customers who have courageously moved forward with us and, of course, to all our employees who have done an outstanding job.
Gross fee revenues
by line of service
in CHF million
*The prior-year figures have been adjusted owing to the organisational reclassification of a business unit from Assurance to Advisory.
Net fee revenues
by line of service
in CHF million
*The prior-year figures have been adjusted owing to the organisational reclassification of a business unit from Assurance to Advisory.
Gross fee revenues
by industry group
in CHF million
People
Over 3,385 people in 15 locations
We continue to provide specific local knowledge and broad experience and expertise, with 14 offices throughout Switzerland and one in the Principality of Liechtenstein, and a diverse workforce of 85 nationalities. As technology transforms every aspect of our lives, we’re focusing on upskilling our people for the digital world of tomorrow so that they can develop and serve the constantly evolving needs of our clients.
For more details of how we support diversity and inclusion, visit our Inclusion and Diversity website.
Without interns and hourly workers
Awards
Purpose
Creating trust in society and solving important problems
It’s our stated aim to build up trust and help solve the world’s major problems. That means we want to boldly lead by example. This is why we are stepping up our commitment to the environment and to wider society, including NGOs as well as social enterprises and micro-enterprises. We make every effort to continuously develop the skills base of our employees to ensure they can bring about positive change in an environment of rapidly evolving challenges and technological progress.
Community commitment
Our corporate responsibility programme and partnerships are an opportunity for us to give something back to society. The most valuable things we can offer to society are our knowledge and our expertise. That's why we believe we can play a part in creating sustainable and flourishing communities by sharing our skills and experience.
Number of beneficiaries* reached
* The number of individuals reached, either directly or indirectly, through PwC community investment activity related to education/building skills.
Number of participants in community activities
Total volunteering hours (general and skilled)
Pro bono and discounted engagement hours
Cash and 'in kind'* donations (in CHF)
* Non-cash contributions like equipment, property, usage of facilities and meeting space, and other.
Upskilling
We’re on a digital transformation journey marked by key investments in technology and a focus on upskilling society and our people.
Overall
Digital Upskilling
Organisation
To live up to our purpose of building trust, we ourselves have to be trusted by our stakeholders, the markets, and the communities in which we operate. A big part of trust is being transparent about how our firm is organised and governed, about the people who have responsibility for our organisation, and about the high standards that all our people are expected to observe.
Management Board 2020/21 PwC Group Switzerland
At the end of the financial year 2020/21, the Management Board of PwC Group Switzerland comprised:
Andreas Staubli
CEO
Alex Astolfi
Leader Assurance
Dieter Wirth
Leader Tax & Legal Services
Gustav Baldinger
Leader Advisory
Julie Fitzgerald
Leader Growth & Markets
Norbert Kühnis
Leader Family Business and SMEs
Board of Directors PricewaterhouseCoopers AG
At the end of the financial year 2020/21, the Board of Directors of PricewaterhouseCoopers AG comprised:
Stefan Räbsamen
Chairman
Andreas Staubli
Delegate
Alex Astolfi
Member
Daniel Ketterer
Member
Heinz Hartmann
Member
Operating Board 2020/21 PricewaterhouseCoopers AG
At the end of the financial year 2020/21, the Operating Board of PricewaterhouseCoopers AG comprised:
Andreas Staubli
CEO
Alex Astolfi
Leader Assurance
Dieter Wirth
Leader Tax & Legal Services
Gustav Baldinger
Leader Advisory
Julie Fitzgerald
Leader Growth & Markets
Heinz Hartmann
COO/CFO
Daniel Ketterer
Leader Quality & Regulatory Affairs
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