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KPMG witnesses show the firm still doesn’t get it

A disastrous parliamentary appearance suggests the accounting giant cares more about legal shields than re-earning the trust of fleeing clients.

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afr.com1 mese fa

First PwC, now KPMG: we can’t have another in a few years’ time

KPMG governance scandal erupts three years after PwC's Treasury leak, revealing systemic ethical failures in Big Four advisory. Tech leaders assessing M&A partners and governance frameworks now face a trust deficit across the entire Big Four ecosystem.

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abc.net.au1 mese fa

KMPG 'not full of bad apples', former CEO says during parliamentary grilling

Federal senators have accused senior leaders in Australia's accounting and auditing industry of behaving disgracefully as more revelations emerge about KPMG's whistleblower scandal.

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mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·afr.com
Did KPMG learn nothing from the PwC tax leaks scandal?
Professional services editor Edmund Tadros on the KPMG allegations and why they might be more damaging than the PwC scandal three years ago.
mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·afr.com
Explaining KPMG’s corporate power map
Pitching for audit work feels a lot easier if it’s your former colleagues on the other side of the table.

KPMG witnesses show the firm still doesn’t get it

Confronto fonti

First PwC, now KPMG: we can’t have another in a few years’ time

KMPG 'not full of bad apples', former CEO says during parliamentary grilling

Timeline cronologica

Did KPMG learn nothing from the PwC tax leaks scandal?

Explaining KPMG’s corporate power map

‘Don’t insult our intelligence’: KPMG Australia slammed by lawmakers over latest audit scandal

‘Is the whole barrel rotten?’ Australian lawmakers, grilling KPMG, suggest more regulation of audit industry…

KPMG Australia scandal heats up with reckoning in parliament

‘Don’t insult our intelligence’: KPMG Australia slammed by lawmakers over latest audit scandal

KMPG 'not full of bad apples', former CEO says during parliamentary grilling

First PwC, now KPMG: we can’t have another in a few years’ time

KPMG witnesses show the firm still doesn’t get it

‘Is the whole barrel rotten?’ Australian lawmakers, grilling KPMG, suggest more regulation of audit industry may be needed

KPMG chairman Martin Sheppard and problems of disclosure