McKinsey and BCG warn staff they could face jail time in Saudi Arabia if they reveal work done for the country

Executives testify staff could face prison if they reveal Saudi work

Four executives from American companies went before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations on Tuesday.

Bankers could face prison over PGA-LIV inquiry

Bankers and consultants who advise Saudi Arabia's PIF have testified that they face "criminal and financial penalties" if they cooperate with a U.S. Senate investigation of a possible PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger.

The American Consulting Firms That Live in Fear of Their Murderous Clients

For years, America’s most prominent consulting firms have been competing against one another to service the most heinous regimes on the planet, offering their efforts and advice for tyrants and kleptocrats looking to expand their reach and their repression. Even as investigators and officials have targeted other, similarly nefarious elements of America’s foreign lobbying industry, these major consultancy organizations have largely avoided scruti…

US lawmakers question the loyalties of McKinsey and other big American consulting firms over their work in Saudi Arabia

McKinsey & Co. global managing partner, Bob Sternfels, testifies before Congress.Screenshot from C-SPANLeaders at McKinsey and other major consulting firms testified before Congress this week.US lawmakers grilled the executives over their work in Saudi Arabia."We are between a rock and a hard place," McKinsey partner Bob Sternfels said.US Congress this week questioned the loyalties of some of the country's biggest consulting firms.American consu…

US Senators Accuse McKinsey, BCG of Hindering PGA-LIV Probe

Saudi Arabia has threatened to imprison the bankers and consultants it works with if they cooperate with a probe by US lawmakers into the planned merger of the PGA Tour with LIV Golf.

Employees of western firms could face jail time for cooperating with LIV-PGA senate probe

US lawmakers slam Saudi Arabia's claim that revealing Golf deal documents endangers the kingdom's national security