One lesson from the KPMG scandal is that not enough people took the PwC scandal seriously enough.

Professional services editor Edmund Tadros on the KPMG allegations and why they might be more damaging than the PwC scandal three years ago.

Australia’s $4.5 trillion super system rises and falls on the trust in capital markets that starts with the work of auditors. That’s why KPMG’s scandal matters, and why it could…

One lesson from the KPMG scandal is that not enough people took the PwC scandal seriously enough.

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

Taking a technical approach to transparency doesn’t bode well for a firm trying to rebuild trust.