Company strengthens advisory practice
PwC Isle of Man has further strengthened its advisory practice with a familiar face in Island business.
Kath Quayle - formerly Kath Black - joins the senior management team after gaining extensive experience across a range of senior, executive, statutory and regulatory positions in the banking, wealth management and e-gaming sectors.
Her return to PwC completes a route which has come full circle since she began her professional life in the Isle of Man with the company in 2002.
Kath spent five years working for two of the ‘big four’ accountancy practices in the UK and on the Island, during which time she qualified as a chartered accountant. Her career then continued into the Island’s banking and wealth management sectors for nine years.
A Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, she also spent time in the e-gaming sector as the chief financial officer of a licensed gaming operator with a broad remit across finance, risk and regulatory disciplines.
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