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KPMG moved to fire whistleblower within a month of his disclosure
The former executive whose concerns about the inappropriate use of confidential client documents sparked a crisis at the firm says he regrets coming forward.
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smh.com.au
KPMG inquiry live stream: Former KPMG boss concedes ‘we’re fallible’
The committee is probing allegations that KPMG misused confidential client information to win work, which have already led to several resignations.
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KPMG inquiry live stream: ‘Ethics have fallen at the first hurdle’
The committee is probing allegations that KPMG misused confidential client information to win work, which have already led to several resignations.
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theage.com.au
KPMG inquiry live stream: Accounting standards boss was ‘disgusted’ by scandal
The committee is probing allegations that KPMG misused confidential client information to win work, which have already led to several resignations.
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‘I resigned’: Former premier rues trust in KPMG at fiery hearing
Former KPMG director Mike Baird has savaged the consultancy’s use of legal professional privilege to shield key documents in a whistleblower scandal from public view.
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abc.net.au
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…
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afr.com
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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There’s no rule book for workplace investigations. So, how do we know they’re fair?
Workplace investigations, thrust into the spotlight by KPMG, can be conducted by people without accreditations and with no clear legal framework. Here’s how they work.
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KPMG moved to fire whistleblower within a month of his disclosure
The former executive whose concerns about the inappropriate use of confidential client documents sparked a crisis at the firm says he regrets coming forward.
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‘I would not do it again’: KPMG whistleblower reveals toll of going public
The former consulting executive reported that the firm had used confidential information to win work, resulting in a major scandal.
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news.com.au
Toll on KPMG whistleblower revealed
A former KPMG executive who alleged senior staff used confidential material from major companies to win work contracts told a parliamentary probe he would not do so again as the…
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KPMG chairman Martin Sheppard and senior audit partners to resign
The move comes after a difficult parliamentary hearing which grilled several people connected to a growing scandal over the misuse of confidential client files.
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KPMG faces demand to release secret scandal documents after chair’s resignation
The KPMG scandal has claimed another three scalps, with its chairman among the latest to accept accountability for the misuse of confidential customer information.
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‘Necessary and immediate’: KPMG chair to resign after damning hearing
The KPMG scandal has claimed another three scalps with its chairman among the latest to accept accountability for the misuse of confidential customer information.
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KPMG chair to resign after damning hearing and legal backflip
The KPMG scandal has claimed another scalp with its chairman the latest to accept accountability for the misuse of confidential customer information.
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Breaking: KPMG chair resigns amid whistleblower fallout
KPMG chair Martin Sheppard and two audit partners are leaving the accounting and consulting giant in the wake of a scandal over misuse of confidential client information and the…
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straitstimes.com
KPMG Australia chairman, two partners resign over audit scandal
They resigned over the handling of whistleblower allegations the firm misused confidential client information to win audit work. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at…
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KPMG chairman’s departure is just one of a thousand cuts
Rival firm PwC tried to use the same playbook of obfuscation, followed by escalating apologies and disasters. KPMG hasn’t learned from its mistakes.