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KPMG is accused of professional misconduct, including improper sharing of confidential Optus information, using private documents in bids for Telstra, Westpac, and Dexus, and ending a 70-year audit relationship with Lendlease.

17 reports, 8 independent Updated Sep 3
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KPMG is accused of professional misconduct, including improper sharing of confidential Optus information, using private documents in bids for Telstra, Westpac, and Dexus, and ending a 70-year audit relationship with Lendlease.

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  1. Allegations of corporate misconduct involving KPMG, Lendlease, and Westpac regarding audit tenders have been exposed by a whistleblower and a Senator.Sub-event
  2. A CEO has resigned following whistleblower complaints about staff misuse, leading to parliamentary scrutiny.Sub-event
  3. KPMG is involved in discussions regarding necessary sector changes in Australia, including working to win a $32 billion-a-year contract with Westpac.Sub-event
  4. KPMG is accused of improper use of confidential client data involving Optus.Sub-event
  5. ASIC launched an investigation into KPMG's alleged misuse of confidential Lendlease data.1 source
  6. KPMG used Lendlease files and Dexus information to win contracts, leading to an Allens investigation.1 source
  7. KPMG faces allegations of professional negligence regarding Optus, Telstra, Lendlease, and other clients.1 source

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