Exactly one week after the House of Klynveld planted the flag in Myanmar, their chief nemesis has followed suit:
Professional services group PricewaterhouseCoopers opened a Myanmar office Tuesday, becoming the second of the Big Four global accountancy firms to set up shop in the long-isolated country since it launched democratic and economic reforms last year. The opening follows a similar move by rival KPMG last week in Yangon, the country’s main commercial center, and comes as Western companies seek investment opportunities in the Southeast Asian nation.