Edmund Tadros

The Finance Department warned KPMG it could be banned from Commonwealth contracts for repeatedly failing to notify officials about allegations of client data misuse.

From a quiet Senate chamber to a corporate execution: how a whistleblower’s claims about stolen Lendlease papers ended the career of Andrew Yates.

KPMG Australia faces a crisis following a whistleblower’s allegations that partners used confidential client data to win audit work.

KPMG secretly extracted documents detailing allegations of data misuse and later shared the material with senior partners and former CEO Andrew Yates.

The decks are stacked for Friday’s blockbuster KPMG showdown in Canberra. Here’s what we can expect and what you need to know.

Proxy adviser Ownership Matters is pushing for the UK-style caps that could wipe out one third of KPMG’s top-tier audit contracts.

The government has unveiled wide-ranging plans to crack down on big accounting firms by giving ASIC the power to police and fine firms.

Grant Thornton on the hunt for deals after partners approve $1b buyout

General counsel Louise Capon and human resources boss Dorothy Hisgrove finalised a lengthy negotiating process of their exits with the firm’s board on Tuesday.

Allens’ investigation found a phone screenshot and email details that raised fresh questions over KPMG’s audit scandal.