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KPMG scandal shows profit, not professionalism, rules the big four

Hiding behind the legal opacity of private partnerships while preaching good governance to clients is a hypocrisy regulators should no longer ignore.

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afr.comStai leggendo1 g fa

KPMG scandal shows profit, not professionalism, rules the big four

Hiding behind the legal opacity of private partnerships while preaching good governance to clients is a hypocrisy regulators should no longer ignore.

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theage.com.au3 g fa

KPMG chairman’s departure is just one of a thousand cuts

KPMG chairman Sheppard and two senior partners resign as Senate confirms the firm misused client data for business development. The scandal parallels PwC's breach and signals Big Four governance failures—vendor risk for enterprises and growing compliance/conflict-of-interest liability.

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  1. martedì 23 giugno 2026·afr.com

    KPMG’s own rescue plan shows firm is still on another planet

    The governance makeover at KPMG shows how big accounting firms have been allowed to operate in a parallel governance universe for far too long.

  2. martedì 23 giugno 2026·theage.com.au

    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.

  3. giovedì 25 giugno 2026·afr.com

    KPMG scandal shows profit, not professionalism, rules the big four

    Hiding behind the legal opacity of private partnerships while preaching good governance to clients is a hypocrisy regulators should no longer ignore.