🔒 Major firms – including Deloitte and KPMG – turn to using burner phones while in Hong Kong
Amid Beijing’s increased control over Hong Kong, major firms, including Deloitte and KPMG, advise staff to use burner phones when visiting…
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Flash Briefing: Corruption-tainted KPMG throws in towel on consulting to JSE clients; rand strength; Bitcoin; Steinhoff; Shoprite
KPMG SA will become the nation’s first major auditor to stop offering consulting services to listed clients in an attempt to further rebuild confidence in the firm.
KPMG ends advisory services to JSE-listed clientele
KPMG will become the first major auditor to stop offering consulting services in an attempt to further rebuild confidence in the company.
SAA cleared for take off; Comair business rescue approved; KPMG pays damages
SAA will not be liquidated. The government announced that it would ‘reprioritise’ R10.5bn from the national budget to save the state carrier.
KPMG in firing line again for sloppy audit work, slapped with $560,000 fine
KPMG and one of its senior partners have been reprimanded and fined 455,000 pounds in the latest sanction against the Big Four auditor in recent years.
Eskom’s profit surprise; Govt finances will worsen; Ramaphosa pulls Chairman’s convo plug; KPMG, Steinhoff
Eskom has posted a surprising R1.3bn profit in the six months through September, which is almost double that of the previous year thanks to higher tariffs.
Scandal-hit KPMG SA upbeat about restored reputation
KPMG South Africa is winning back customers and no longer bleeding staff as the auditing firm rebuilds an image tarnished by a series of scandals.
Lord Peter Hain: Why Guptas, KPMG and HSBC bosses go unpunished for state capture
Peter Hain has shared, with the Zondo Commission, a detailed list of those who have enabled corruption and provides suggestions to bring the perpetrators to book.
🔒 Gupta sanctions put state capture specialists KPMG, PwC, McKinsey back in spotlight
As tangible action against state capture masterminds, the Gupta brothers and Salim Essa, is taken by US authorities, the world spotlight is back on corporations that have aided and abetted the corrupt in South Africa.
Message to graft-tainted KPMG: Do your job, for Pete’s sake. MUST READ
Nicole Fritz highlights in this excellent piece, instead of focusing on generic social principles, KPMG and others should get back to basics and do their jobs.