KPMG says its conduct over whistleblower complaint was 'unacceptable'

According to ABC News, a former employee at KPMG — a major accounting firm — stored printed copies of confidential board documents from client Lendlease in her work locker and shared them with colleagues. The documents were used to help secure audit contracts, behavior that KPMG now characterizes as unacceptable. The firm is expected to face questions about the matter before a federal parliamentary inquiry.

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