CompaniesChanticleerChanticleerKPMG’s own clients put it through the ringer at a parliamentary probe on Friday. But let’s not kid ourselves that in a clubby market like Australia, conflicts aren’t everywhere.Strangely, the most important question asked at the parliamentary hearing into the KPMG audit scandal in Canberra on Friday may have been one that didn’t get an answer.As Westpac director – and former KPMG partner – Michael Ullmer was about to complete his appearance, Labor Senator Deb O’Neill, asked him to take a question away on notice.Subscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Latest In Professional servicesFetching latest articles
KPMG is radioactive. But probe also exposes clubby corporate Australia
KPMG’s own clients put it through the ringer at a parliamentary probe on Friday. But let’s not kid ourselves that in a clubby market like Australia, conflicts aren’t everywhere.
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