Cyprus Mail1 Jul 2026

PwC Cyprus enters new chapter as Yiasemides takes over from Soseilos

PwC Cyprus entered a new leadership chapter on Wednesday, with Andreas Yiasemides assuming the role of CEO for a four-year term, succeeding Philippos Soseilos after more than four years at the helm.

Yiasemides takes over as of July 1, 2026, with his term running until June 30, 2030, at a time when the professional services sector is being reshaped by digital transformation, artificial intelligence, tighter regulation and shifting client needs....

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