KPMG Australia on Thursday sharply disputed claims aired in the Senate of serious misconduct at the firm.
Martin Sheppard, the firm’s chair, and Andrew Yates, CEO, were adamant that investigations—both those carried out internally and with the aid of outside counsel—had found no evidence to support the claims from a former employee.
“We have confirmed that exhaustive and robust processes were established to investigate the claims, and we have not substantiated any claims of wrongdoing,” they said in a statement. KPMG has asked the whistleblower to substantiate the allegations.
They were responding to a speech March 24 in ...
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