Integreon has announced a strategic collaboration with PwC EMEA member firms to strengthen legal managed services across the region.

The partnership combines PwC’s legal generative AI technology and deep legal and industry expertise with Integreon’s global talent pool, to deliver quality services supported by advanced legal technologies.

PwC EMEA Legal Managed Services leader Patricia Manca Diaz said: “Facing a strategic or operational challenge demands a flexible and high-quality solution.

“A strategic business partner can ‘take the problem away’ by managing and optimising your high-volume tasks, ensuring excellence in every aspect of the solution, from technology and legal expertise to process excellence. That is what our collaboration with Integreon offers to the client.”

Integreon CEO Subroto Mukerji said: “PwC’s collaboration with Integreon underscores our commitment to enabling our EMEA clients to harness the benefits of generative AI.

“Technology-driven solutions are central to our approach, and we are thrilled to join this collaboration to help shape the future of legal services.”

Integreon employs more than 3,500 professionals, offering a diverse array of managed services.

These include creative design, content delivery, administrative assistance, as well as legal and compliance support.

The firm is owned by EagleTree Capital, a private equity company located in New York. EagleTree Capital oversees assets more than $5bn.

In April 2025,  PwC reportedly ceased operations in many countries deemed too small, risky, or unprofitable.

The company has ended its affiliation with its member firms located in Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Fiji.