PwC Luxembourg appoints eight new partners to better serve clients in a transforming business landscape
PwC Luxembourg I 10:33 am, 27th May
PwC Luxembourg announces the appointment of eight new partners, strengthening its leadership team at a time of significant transformation across markets and industries.
Carefully selected for their expertise and impact, the new partners enhance the firm’s ability to help clients navigate complexity and accelerate transformation.
Reflecting evolving client needs, the new cohort includes for the first time a partner who is an engineer in artificial intelligence, underlining PwC Luxembourg’s commitment to embedding AI into the business and at the core of client experience. Working across all lines of service, and heading a unique team of 20+ professionals, she will play a key role in truly and concretely transforming the firm’s services from within, bridging strategy and execution to embed artificial intelligence into how PwC designs, delivers, and evolves its offerings.
The appointment of leaders from the firm’s valuation practice reflects our ambition to continue building the reference valuation practice for Alternatives and Asset & Wealth Management clients, combining deep sector expertise with greater consistency and efficiency across global audit delivery.
On the Advisory side, the three profiles reflect a clear market shift: clients increasingly expect hands-on, technical execution to support complex and large-scale transformations in a context of growing regulatory pressure. In this context, PwC Luxembourg reinforces its capabilities with three partners aligned with key market needs - global fund distribution, transformation for financial services clients, and advanced cybersecurity - supporting clients in navigating more complex environments while driving growth in high-demand areas.
Beyond strategy, organisations are looking for partners who can deliver, integrate artificial intelligence, strengthen data capabilities, and navigate an increasingly demanding regulatory environment.
New partners (average age: 38) (in alphabetical order):
Alix Altenor (Assurance), Admir Fejzic (Advisory), Hazal Kantarci (across the lines of service), Samir Moussaoui (Assurance), Simon Petitjean (Advisory), François Polutnik (Assurance), Benjamin Reis (Advisory), Rafael Le Saux (Assurance).
François Mousel, Managing Partner at PwC Luxembourg, said:
“Congratulations to our PwC Luxembourg partner class of 2026. Becoming a partner is a defining milestone, recognising individuals who consistently demonstrate excellence, leadership, entrepreneurship and a deep commitment to our clients, our people, and our values. Partnership is more than a title; it carries the responsibility to shape the future of our firm and to inspire others. I am particularly proud that our firm and equity partners deliberately chose to invest while many others action short-term cost cutting measures. Our investments are geared to what we believe are some key success areas for the future. In AI specifically, we want to walk-the-talk and now have a team with an unparallelled skillset in the market, for the benefit of our clients, who are our first priority.”
When PwC returns after summer, we will be launching our New Partners Campaign. Please keep an eye out so you can discover a bit more about our new Partners both professionally and personally on PwC Luxembourg’s social media. Naturally, we will also release information about each new Partner, including their official bio and contact information, on the website on a regular basis.
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