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Labour pledges to take on Big Four audit "cartel” The Big Four of PwC, KPMG, Deloitte and EY could face an audit-sector overhaul, should the Labour Party win the 2019 general election.
29 November 2019
KPMG distances itself from Prince Andrew charity Big Four firm KPMG has sought to distance itself from a networking event attached to Prince Andrew’s Pitch@Palace charity.
25 November 2019
Cost of fandom in the Premier League booms over five years The cost of being a football fan following the Premier League has exploded in the last five seasons, according to a new study.
22 November 2019
Scottish haulage firm appoints KPMG administrators Corporate Road Solutions 24:7, a company based in West Lothian, has collapsed into administration, appointing KPMG to oversee proceedings.
18 November 2019
KPMG to slash Partner headcount despite making profit The British wing of Big Four professional services firm KPMG is planning to cut its Partner headcount, according to reports by the Financial Times.
14 November 2019
Toto Energy appoints KPMG for administration Brighton-based Toto Energy has collapsed, appointing KPMG as its administrator. The firm previously supplied gas and electricity to approximately 134,000 customers throughout the UK.
13 November 2019
KPMG launches innovation scale-up with Axillium partnership As clients look to tap greater levels of government support for their research and development efforts, KPMG has forged a new partnership with research and innovation agency Axillium.
12 November 2019
Jane Lawrie joins KPMG as Global Head of Corporate Affairs KPMG has appointed communications executive Jane Lawrie to the newly created role of Head of Global Corporate Affairs.
06 November 2019
KPMG close to selling pensions consulting practice to investor Four months after putting its pensions advisory wing up for sale, KPMG has entered exclusive deal talks with Exponent Private Equity.
31 October 2019
KPMG appointed to oversee Watt Brothers administration A family-run retailer has collapsed after more than 100 years in business, seeing almost 300 jobs lost across Scotland.
30 October 2019
KPMG appoints Jennifer Lee Senior Partner in Liverpool Audit and advisory giant KPMG has appointed a new Senior Partner to its Liverpool office.
28 October 2019
KPMG oversees Lingerie Outlet Store administration Joint administrators from KPMG’s restructuring sector have sold the majority of ecommerce firm Lingerie Outlet Store, safeguarding 26 jobs in Wiltshire.
25 October 2019
Large and SME consulting firms on government's DOS4 framework The UK government has selected nearly 3,000 large, mid-sized and boutique consulting firms, digital agencies and technology providers for its Digital Outcomes and Specialists 4 framework (DOS4).
21 October 2019
Professional services firms rank highly in social mobility list Eight professional services firms have been named among the list of the UK’s best employers in terms of social mobility.
18 October 2019
Ahaven Hotel appoints administrators from KPMG Twelve people have been made redundant after a prominent Fife hotel closed its doors in early October.
15 October 2019
KPMG appointed for Eversmart Energy administration Manchester-based Eversmart Energy has appointed KPMG to oversee its administration.
30 September 2019
KPMG to oversee Northern manufacturer administration The fallout from a serious fire in 2016 has eventually seen Northern manufacturer Total Polyfilm collapse into administration, costing the region more than 200 jobs.
27 September 2019
KPMG announces hundreds of admin roles to be cut Big Four member KPMG has unveiled plans to shed hundreds of admin positions from its pay-roll, as it continues a UK cost-saving drive.
26 September 2019
KPMG and AlixPartners oversee Thomas Cook liquidation On Monday the long expected bankruptcy of British airline Thomas Cook finally came into force.
25 September 2019
KPMG financial services consulting suffers further resignations KPMG’s financial services consulting line has been left in disarray, after two senior consultants announced they were quitting the Big Four firm following the ousting of Tim Howarth.
17 September 2019
KPMG Legal appoints Kate Eades and Usman Wahid as Partners KPMG has once more strengthened its legal services team as it ramps up pressure on traditional law firms in the UK.
12 September 2019
Big 4 and Capgemini Invent among Glassdoor's top employers Job and recruiting site Glassdoor has released the 2019 edition of what it believes are UK’s most attractive employers for graduates and professionals.
09 September 2019
KPMG opens technology centre in Manchester's Circle Square Big Four firm KPMG has become the latest in a long list of professional services names to expand its presence in the North West of England.
06 September 2019
Lane Clark & Peacock eyes KPMG UK pensions advisory arm Earlier in 2019, KPMG was reported to be exploring the sale of its UK pensions practice.
03 September 2019
Adrian Griffiths succeeds Liz Claydon as KPMG's life sciences lead KPMG has appointed Adrian Griffiths to head up the firm’s UK life sciences practice.
02 September 2019
KPMG oversees administration of Malvern Group KPMG has been appointed as administrator for Super Break and LateRooms parent Malvern Group.
27 August 2019
KPMG axes financial services consulting head over ‘misconduct’ KPMG has ousted another of its leading Partners in the UK, following a disciplinary procedure regarding his conduct on messaging platform Whatsapp.
23 August 2019
Mark Thompson rejoins KPMG as Special Advisor Mark Thompson has rejoined KPMG’s forensics practice, following a 15 year stint with the Serious Fraud Office.
22 August 2019
KPMG faces potential lawsuit regarding Carillion audit Following the collapse of Carillion at the start of 2018, Big Four professional services firm KPMG has been under sustained scrutiny from UK regulators, the press and even Parliament.
12 August 2019
Former MEP Kay Swineburne joins KPMG in London One of the authors of the European Union’s MiFID regulations has joined KPMG, after standing down as an MEP in May.
31 July 2019
FRP replaces KPMG as Patisserie Valerie administrator Following the emergence of conflicts of interest relating to Grant Thornton, the creditors of collapsed café chain Patisserie Valerie have dropped KPMG as administrators.
30 July 2019
KPMG suggests new technology could triple UK trade by 2050 The proponents of Brexit have insisted for years now that Britain’s technology offering is the key to a thriving post-EU economy.
25 July 2019

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