KUALA LUMPUR, 18 July 2024 – A workforce in a high-trust organisation is 13x more likely to believe that the company will reward efforts fairly in the future than a low-trust organisation, according to PwC Malaysia's latest report in collaboration with Asia School of Business (ASB).
KUALA LUMPUR, 5 December 2023 – PwC Malaysia applauded the efforts of Malaysian public-listed companies that are making significant strides to build stakeholder trust at its Building Trust Awards 2023 ceremony.
KUALA LUMPUR, 14 August 2023 – PwC Malaysia's Building Trust Awards is back for the fifth time, to recognise and celebrate Malaysian companies that are making efforts to build trust with their stakeholders.
KUALA LUMPUR, 1 September 2021 – PwC Malaysia is bringing back the Building Trust Awards this year to recognise and celebrate Malaysian companies that are making efforts to build trust with their stakeholders. This is the fourth Awards since its inception in 2015, and the first to be held virtually.
Malayan Banking Berhad emerges as Winner, Sime Darby Berhad - 2nd place, IHH Healthcare Berhad - 3rd place
PwC Malaysia’s Building Trust Awards returns this year for the third time, recognising companies that are making significant efforts to build trust through their communications and interactions with stakeholders.
After a successful run (of our inaugural Challenge) earlier this year, we will once again put student teams to the test in coming up with innovative solutions to rebuild trust in business. On 12 December, we will turn the spotlight on one of the Finalist teams and a judge from the past Challenge, on our #HeyPwC Talk...
PwC Malaysia recognised Malaysian public-listed companies (PLCs) that are making efforts to build trust at its Building Trust Awards 2017 Ceremony, attended by business leaders and board members.
PwC Malaysia’s Building Trust Awards returns on 6 September 2017 to recognise Malaysian companies that are making efforts to build trust. This is the second time PwC is organising these Awards.
On 1 April 2017, after a vigorous elimination process over several weeks, PwC Malaysia declared three teams from locally-based universities as winners of the first PwC Trust Builders Challenge. Be Da Ape, a team from Sunway College, was declared as winner of the challenge.
Authenticity is arguably one of the most crucial ingredients in building trust in business. Several business leaders in Malaysia told PwC that authenticity is a factor that makes trust work, however, putting it into practice and getting the buy-in of the people across an organisation, can be a challenge in itself. ...
PwC Malaysia recognised Malaysian public-listed companies which are making strides toward building trust at its inaugural Building Trust Awards.
PwC Malaysia is organising its first ever Building Trust Awards. Inspired by PwC UK’s Building Public Trust Awards (now in its 13th year), these Awards were conceptualised to reinforce the need for trust as the currency for business in an increasingly disruptive marketplace.
Malaysian companies have started to put some structure into their corporate reporting, however most businesses still treat reporting as a compliance exercise. There are significant opportunities for Corporate Malaysia to enhance transparency and improve stakeholder relationships through their reporting amidst an...
A 12-page report on the Awards, including stories and highlights on the winners, and PwC's Building Trust programme.
Get the full story on the Building Trust Awards, pictures and highlights from the gala night, and PwC's Building Trust journey in The Edge's Special Report on the Awards.
The time is ripe for businesses to close the trust gap and rebuild faith in institutions, PwC Malaysia Managing Partner Sridharan Nair comments on the Building Trust Awards 2017 where Sime Darby Berhad emerged as the Winner.
While businesses should form a culture around integrity, ethics, and good conduct to build trust, it's also important for the CEO to 'go down to the ground', ensuring employees themselves become ambassadors for the company, says PwC Malaysia Managing Partner Sridharan Nair.
The Building Trust Awards 2017 reinforces our belief that in this climate of diminished trust, there is a real opportunity for Malaysian businesses to take the lead in rebuilding some of that trust, says PwC Malaysia Managing Partner Sridharan Nair. I’m very encouraged by PwC’s efforts to build on its existing body of...
PwC started the Building Trust Awards as part of efforts to broaden the conversation on trust among businesses and the wider public, with the belief that businesses are well-positioned to lead the discussion on trust, says PwC Malaysia Managing Partner Sridharan Nair.
The encouraging response from university students to PwC Malaysia's Trust Builders Challenge is a positive sign that Malaysian youths have a strong desire to solve important problems relating to trust in business, says PwC Malaysia Managing Partner Sridharan Nair. Salika Suksuwan, PwC Malaysia Human Capital Leader,...
Trust is dynamic and can evolve in line with the growth of a business and the landscape around it, says PwC Malaysia executive chairman Dato' Faiz Azmi, in conjunction with the launch of PwC's thought leadership publication 'Trust in business: Delivering authentic value'.
Focus Malaysia commends PwC Malaysia for organising its inaugural Building Trust Awards, which recognises Malaysian public-listed companies that are making strides toward building trust.
Most Malaysian organisations assume that trust is an intangible concept that is hard to measure, but via PwC's Building Trust Awards methodology and research, we are able to demonstrate that trust is measurable and can be a real asset to business, says PwC Malaysia managing partner Sridharan Nair.
