A report on Pricewaterhouse Coopers’ internal culture is set to play a decisive factor in whether a new firm made up of ex-PwC employees can gain access to Australian government contracts.
Scyne Advisory was expected to begin operating at the end of July but it is still in “discussions with government about the new business and its purpose,” a spokesperson said on Friday.
Scyne’s owner, private equity firm Allegro Funds, bought PwC Australia’s government services arm in July for A$1 amid the fallout over the global accounting firm sharing confidential tax information with clients. PwC will publicly share in September ...
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