PwC welcomes eight new members to partnership in Luxembourg
Global Big Four firm PwC has appointed eight new partners in Luxembourg, strengthening its leadership team across practices and industries.
The new partners are Admir Fejzic, Simon Petitjean, and Benjamin Reis in the Advisory business, Alix Altenor, Samir Moussaoui, Francois Polutnik, and Rafaël Le Saux in Assurance, and Hazal Kantarci, who specializes in data science and operates across service lines. They strengthen areas of business including artificial intelligence, large-scale transformation, cybersecurity, audit, valuations, and financial services.
Commenting on the appointments, François Mousel, Managing Partner at PwC in Luxembourg, said: “Congratulations to our 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 in our top talent.”
With more than 3,600 people, PwC is the largest of the Big Four accounting and consulting firms in Luxembourg. Its workforce comprises individuals from around 90 different countries, making it one of the most diverse offices within the group in Europe.
