Some people at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, the Securities Commission and conglomerates like Maxis and Felda are sighing in relief over rumors that the top most position at PwC will change hand soon.
PwC, embroiled in so many disputes with some of its major clients, including a case still pending at the High Court, should also see changes to its key personnel as a restructuring is also in the pipeline.
"It's not always gloom and doom here, despite the evidence to the contrary.
"We are happy to share the news that Sridharan Nair has been picked as the new Managing Director for PwC Malaysia, and that he will officially take the helm on the 1st of June, 2012.
"This is a great opportunity for everyone to start afresh, and for PwC to once again be a name to be reckoned within the auditing fraternity," according to Zarinahtakesapaycut.
What makes the news even better, is the fact that Sridharan was chosen by consensus, and that the other candidate vying for the same position sportingly gave way to Sridharan, to make him a choice for all of PwC Malaysia.
Let's hear to what Johan Raslan got to say about this. I thought some people at PwC want him to resign?