Friendlier U.S. policies and new digital asset laws prompt a strategic pivot by one of the world’s largest professional services firms
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), one of the world’s largest accounting and professional services firms with global revenues of $56.9 billion, has significantly expanded its involvement in the crypto sector following a shift in the U.S. regulatory environment. After years of caution, the firm moved forward as regulators adopted a more supportive stance toward digital assets.
Impact of Stablecoin and Digital Asset Legislation
According to PwC leadership, recent developments such as new stablecoin-focused legislation and changes in regulatory leadership have increased confidence in the sector. These changes are expected to provide clearer rules for crypto-related products, particularly in areas like stablecoins and asset tokenization, which PwC views as long-term growth opportunities.
PwC now offers a broad range of crypto-related services, including audit support, cybersecurity, wallet management, regulatory compliance, and advisory services. Its client base spans crypto exchanges, traditional financial institutions entering digital assets, and public sector organizations such as governments and central banks.
PwC joins the other major global accounting firms in expanding crypto offerings. Across the industry, professional services firms are increasing investment in talent and infrastructure to meet rising demand as crypto adoption accelerates under clearer regulatory frameworks.
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