From one ambitious firm to another, former KWM Australian head Tony O'Malley talks to Legal Week about his jump to PwC and the firm's plans for Asian growth
December 16, 2014 at 07:07 PM
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From one ambitious firm to another, former KWM Australian head Tony O’Malley talks to Legal Week about his jump to PwC and the firm’s plans for Asian growth
More than a decade after they wound up their legal services arms and the accountants are back with a vengeance. Asia in particular represents one of the biggest propositions for the firms as their international client bases continue to pour investment into the region.
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