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KPMG global bosses block partner exits to contain local crisis
KPMG International has frozen partner departures in Australia to halt a mass exodus and protect peak audit season amid a widening whistleblower crisis.
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afr.com
KPMG chairman under pressure to leave as Westpac considers dumping firm
The bank is weighing whether to terminate its newly awarded $32m audit contract with KPMG, following allegations the firm used leaked data to win the work.
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KPMG’s audit scandal could be worse than PwC’s tax leaks. Here’s why
The firm is accused of using a legacy client’s private board papers as insider leverage to win lucrative new jobs, destroying the core trust professionals trade on.
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KPMG audit leaks scandal – everything you need to know
KPMG Australia faces a crisis following a whistleblower’s allegations that partners used confidential client data to win audit work.
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KPMG global bosses block partner exits to contain local crisis
KPMG International has frozen partner departures in Australia to halt a mass exodus and protect peak audit season amid a widening whistleblower crisis.
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theguardian.com
KPMG loses contracts and leaders amid scandal over alleged confidential leaks. Here’s what you need to know
Consulting firm’s Australian arm shared secret client information internally in order to win lucrative audit contracts, a whistleblower has alleged
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news.com.au
KPMG drama explained: Scandal has all of corporate Australia talking
A major scandal gripping KPMG has rocked the corporate world in Australia, as senior heads roll and new details come to light with each passing day.
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KPMG preaches ethics to staff while ignoring whistleblower
While giving ethical sermons to its auditors, KPMG executives faced a whistleblower complaint they later admitted failing to properly investigate for two years.
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KPMG leaks make extended whistleblower protections a no-brainer
The Albanese government must stop wasting consultancy crises and fix a glaring regulatory black hole that leaves workers in the dark.