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KPMG wants secret parliamentary hearing over audit leaks allegations

The firm is also claiming legal professional privilege to shield its internal investigations into the scandal from the corporate regulator and parliament.

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KPMG wants secret parliamentary hearing over audit leaks allegations

KPMG invoked legal professional privilege to block parliamentary and regulatory access to its internal probe into alleged client data misuse; CEO Andrew Yates resigned abruptly. The case puts Big Four audit governance under direct scrutiny, raising compliance and data-handling risk for enterprise clients relying on external auditors for sensitive engagements.

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