Group photo of new partners;
Credit: PwC Luxembourg
On Wednesday 27 May 2026, PwC Luxembourg announced the appointment of eight new partners, including for the first time a partner specialising in artificial intelligence (AI).
According to PwC Luxembourg, the new partner cohort reflects evolving client needs and was selected for its expertise and market impact, with the aim of helping clients navigate increasingly complex regulatory and business environments.
The firm highlighted that the newly appointed AI specialist will focus on integrating AI into the business and client experience. Working across all lines of service and leading a team of more than 20 professionals, she will oversee the implementation of AI solutions across the company’s operations and services.
On the advisory side, the three newly appointed partners reflect what the firm described as growing demand for technical and operational support linked to large-scale business transformation projects, particularly in financial services and cybersecurity. PwC Luxembourg said the appointments strengthen its expertise in global fund distribution, transformation for financial services clients and advanced cybersecurity.
The firm added that organisations increasingly seek support not only with strategy but also with implementing AI, strengthening data capabilities and responding to the regulatory environment.
The new partners, whose average age is 38, are: Alix Altenor (Insurance); Admir Fejzic (Advisory); Hazal Kantarci (across all lines of service); Samir Moussaoui (Insurance); Simon Petitjean (Advisory); François Polutnik (Insurance); Benjamin Reis (Advisory); and Rafael Le Saux (Insurance).
François Mousel, Managing Partner at PwC Luxembourg, commented: “Becoming a partner is a defining milestone, recognising individuals who consistently demonstrate excellence, leadership, entrepreneurship and a deep commitment to our clients, our people, and our values. Partnership is more than a title; it carries the responsibility to shape the future of our firm and to inspire others. I am particularly proud that our firm and equity partners deliberately chose to invest while many others took short-term cost cutting measures. Our investments are geared to what we believe are some key success areas for the future. In AI specifically, we want to walk-the-talk and now have a team with an unparallelled skillset in the market, for the benefit of our clients, who are our first priority.”
PwC Luxembourg added that it will launch a “New Partners Campaign” after the summer, featuring professional and personal profiles of the newly appointed partners across the firm’s social media channels and website.
