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KPMG Australia chief executive Andrew Yates has resigned with immediate effect following the firm’s mishandling of whistleblower allegations concerning the widespread misuse of confidential client data. The departure of Mr Yates, alongside the resignation of audit and assurance head Julian McP

KPMG’s US leadership team is conducting regular tours of Silicon Valley to identify and collaborate with early-stage artificial intelligence start-ups before they become large enough to disrupt the Big Four firm’s business. In an effort to accelerate technological adoption, US chief exec

KPMG Glasgow has partnered with Nationwide to welcome Glasgow secondary school students into its city centre offices this week, giving them the chance to gain first-hand insight into the world of work.

With around six months to go until all pension providers and occupational schemes must be connected to the UK's new MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard, four in five (80%) UK adults remain unaware of the initiative, according to new research from KPMG UK. Awareness is lowest among those closest to retire

Retail sales in Scotland fell sharply in March as anxious consumers reined in spending amid growing concerns over the Middle East crisis and the threat of rising energy prices and inflation.

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has closed its investigation into KPMG over the auditing firm's work on Entain, the owner of Ladbrokes. The probe, announced in January 2025, centred on Entain's financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2022. It followed significant legal troubles for

KPMG is cutting nearly 600 jobs across its UK audit and advisory divisions as the Big Four firm grapples with sluggish market conditions and mounting cost pressures. Around 440 assistant manager roles in the audit business are at risk, out of a total of 590 positions identified for potential redunda

Scottish retail sales ground to a halt in February 2026, with total sales recording no growth, flat at 0.0% compared with a 0.4% decline in the same month last year, according to the latest SRC-KPMG Scottish Retail Sales Monitor. The result fell below both the three-month average rise of 1.2% and th

A partner at KPMG Australia has been fined AU$10,000 (c. £5,200) after being caught using artificial intelligence to cheat on an internal training module – ironically, one focused on the professional use of AI. The firm’s monitoring systems detected the individual uploading course

Scottish retail started 2026 on a high note as total sales rose by 3.3% throughout January, a significant leap from the 1.5% growth recorded during the same period last year. This performance comfortably outpaced both the three-month and twelve-month averages. Even when adjusted for inflation, the s

Nearly nine in 10 (87%) private business owners in Scotland are confident about growth in 2026, according to KPMG’s annual Private Enterprise Barometer. The annual survey captured the perspectives of 1,500 privately owned businesses, including 119 in Scotland, from across various industries in

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed the appointment of KPMG as the independent assessor responsible for evaluating proposals to establish a new standards-setting body for UK open banking APIs. This 12-week assessment is designed to identify which organisation is best positioned to le

KPMG UK/Swiss Group has reported revenue of £3.6 billion for the year ended 30 September 2025, marking its first set of financial results since the merger of the two businesses in October 2024. The Big Four firm achieved overall sales growth of 2% and a significant 14% rise in pre-tax profit t

Scotland’s shopkeepers found little cause for celebration this festive season, as trading figures revealed a stagnation in sales during the crucial Christmas period.

KPMG UK has announced a series of promotions in its Aberdeen office, with Chris Brown taking on the role of audit director. Mr Brown will play a key role in supporting audit clients across the region, working closely with businesses operating in sectors including energy, infrastructure and the wider