KPMG Told Ashurst It Lacked Info to Investigate Whistleblower Claims

KPMG Withheld Information From Ashurst Perkins Coie in Whistleblower Investigation

Australia's Parliament is looking into alleged unethical conduct by KPMG auditors.

KPMG told Ashurst it lacked info to investigate whistleblower claims

Save (0) Please login to bookmarkClose Username or Email Address Password Remember Me KPMG told Ashurst that a whistleblower had not provided sufficient detail for the firm to determine whether his disclosures were protected under the whistleblower regime, despite having covertly downloaded information on his complaints from his computer. Subscribe to Lawyerly to access this article.Already a subscriber? Username or E…

KPMG Australia Under Scrutiny After Parliament Document Release

'Naive, embarrassing': KPMG chair-elect's email apology

The chairman-to-be of a major consultancy firm has issued a mea culpa for casting doubt on whistleblower claims detailed by a federal senator.

Michael Ebeid’s last-ditch effort to save KPMG, and himself

The timing of the wannabe chair’s mea culpa suggests he’s sorry he got caught, rather than being sorry for what he did.

KPMG chair-elect admits to sending ‘naive, embarrassing and wrong’ email

Former SBS chief Michael Ebeid has apologised for undermining allegations from a whistleblower at KPMG.