Insights
PwC’s point of view
The outbreak of COVID-19 has brought upon unprecedented challenges, and is expected to have a significant impact on China's economic development this year. Based on the current situation, PwC analysed the pandemic’s impact on China’s economic growth and on individual industries, and proposed countermeasures and recommendations for the country’s policies.
Industry insights
China’s Lunar New Year Golden Week was expected to bring promising sales to businesses, but the sudden outbreak of COVID-19 has impacted many industries in varying degrees. The challenges caused by the pandemic have affected the operation and business performance of many industries in the short run. The resulting uncertainties will bring deeper impact in the long term. The crisis have prompted many industry players and management to re-examine and refine business development plans in the medium to long-term in order to accelerate transformation.
- Epidemic prevention and response to COVID-19 in the automobile industry series Issue 1 - China tax, legal and customs issues
- Epidemic prevention and response to COVID-19 in the automobile industry series Issue 2 - PwC China automobile industry M&A review and outlook
- Epidemic prevention and response to COVID-19 in the automobile industry series Issue 3 - The “humanistic era” of China automotive industry
- Beyond the storms of COVID-19: Steering asset and wealth managers through uncertainty
- Asset management firms staying connected and operating remotely
- Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG): An opportunity for asset managers
- Weathering the economic impacts of Coronavirus: How can retailers/consumer goods companies turn crisis into opportunities?
- Succeeding in uncertainty: Financing China’s real estate
- COVID-19 challenges and responses for the food industry
- Epidemic response to COVID-19 in pharmaceutical and healthcare industries series - Issue 1
- Epidemic response to COVID-19 in pharmaceutical and healthcare industries series - Issue 2
- Considering the potential business impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak for the private equity industry
- The rise of 5G to combat pandemic
- Insurance trends 2020: Moving from resilience to reinvention will help insurers succeed in uncertain times
- COVID-19: The business and regulatory impact on insurance in Asia Pacific
- Deals in China’s retail and consumer sector: 2019 review and 2020 outlook - Reigniting M&A as consumption returns
- China M&A 2019 review & 2020 outlook: Pharmaceutical and life science sectors
- A banking industry focus on IFRS 9 expected credit losses
- Asset and wealth management: Sailing stronger together
- Beyond COVID-19: Five key strategic priorities for a post-crisis world
- Back to business: An update on how China’s consumer market is recovering from COVID-19
- Mainland China/Hong Kong luxury goods market “get ready for the next wave”
- Aviation Insider - PwC Aviation Newsletter June 2020
- Supervisory Policy Manual RE-1 Recovery Planning – Summary of changes at a glance
- Financial services risk and regulation - Regulatory updates newsletter (June 2020)
- PwC's Global Consumer Insights Survey 2020
- Recover, restart and regrow: How consumer trends ignite transformation in China’s new retail - 2020 Global Consumer Insights Survey China report
- Post COVID-19 - Turning crisis into opportunities: Legal function transformation by ‘New Law’
- Global IPO Watch Q2 2020
- Global M&A Industry Trends in Technology, Media & Telecommunications
- Financial services risk and regulation - Regulatory updates newsletter (August 2020)
- The coronavirus and its consequences: industry in crisis mode
- Finding opportunities in China’s fast growing pet industry
- 5G In Healthcare
- Post COVID-19: How China is recovering and its implications to Mainland insurers
- Telecom’s role in 5G and manufacturing in the post COVID-19 world
Margarita Ho
Asia Pacific, Mainland China and Hong Kong Consumer Markets Leader, PwC China
+[852] 2289 1033
Immediate action and post-pandemic transformation
The uncertainties arising from the pandemic have resulted in difficulties and challenges on prevention and control, as well as business continuity. As one of the leading professional services firms, PwC has launched a series of pandemic prevention recommendations to help enterprises rebuild and transform.
- Succeeding in uncertainty: Responding to COVID-19
- Succeeding in uncertainty: Managing cash pressures
- Navigate tax, legal and economic measures in response to COVID-19
- COVID-19 - Surmounting the challenge
- How PwC China Tax, Customs and Legal can help clients navigate the outbreak environment
- PwC’s Transfer Pricing Services: Helping your business deal with COVID-19
- Responding to COVID-19: Supporting Chinese businesses with overseas operations
- PwC’s COVID-19 Navigator
- PwC’s COVID-19 CFO Pulse Survey
- Navigating valuations in the world of COVID-19
- Dispute Perspectives
- Effective liquidity management techniques in uncertain times
- Hong Kong Tax News Flash
- At a glance: Liquidity risk management for funds
- How telecom operators can reshape strategies in the new normal?
- Going digital during Covid-19 and beyond
- The state of SMB cybersecurity at a time of crisis
- Private Sector Awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals
- Hong Kong Stock Exchange - Hong Kong’s new listing regime for emerging and innovative companies
- Digitalisation in Finance and Accounting
- Media and telecommunications companies must reinvent customer experience in response to COVID-19
- InsurTech - Video Conferencing tool for policy distribution with enhanced security and compliance
- At a glance: Use of external electronic data storage
- The State Taxation Administration addresses permanent establishment and residency issues due to COVID-19
- IFRS 17: Managing data to optimise cloud strategy
For more details, please contact our partners in each article.
PwC’s corporate responsibility
PwC is actively fulfilling our corporate responsibility by supporting prevention and control measures in affected areas. We have set up a crisis response team to provide manpower and resources, track the status of the pandemic, assess demand gaps and select the most effective way to make donations. Moving forward, we will continue to provide various means of material and monetary donations to assist residents in affected areas.
China Tax Lead Partner, Central China Markets Leader, Shanghai Office Lead Partner, PwC China
+[86] (21) 2323 3029
