Lendlease executives criticise consultancy KPMG during a live parliamentary committee hearing examining allegations that KPMG misused confidential client information to secure work. Across reporting from multiple outlets, the hearing focuses on claims that KPMG accessed or handled sensitive information improperly and then used it to win contracts connected to Lendlease. Lendlease’s representatives describe the conduct as a serious breach of trust, with their remarks characterising the alleged behaviour as fundamental. The committee inquiry is also linked to personnel changes: reports state that resignations have already occurred in response to the allegations and ongoing scrutiny. The hearing is presented as part of a broader process to determine what information was involved, how it was handled, and whether any wrongdoing contributed to procurement decisions. While outlets agree on the core allegations under investigation and Lendlease’s reaction, they also present the matter as an inquiry rather than a final determination, with the committee seeking evidence and explanations from those involved.
Lendlease bosses criticise KPMG in parliamentary hearing over alleged confidential data misuse
Lendlease executives criticise consultancy KPMG during a live parliamentary committee hearing examining allegations that KPMG misused confidential client information to secure work. Across reporting f...
- A parliamentary committee is holding a live inquiry involving KPMG and Lendlease.
- The investigation centres on allegations that KPMG misused confidential client information to win work.
- Lendlease bosses describe the alleged conduct as a fundamental breach of trust.
- Multiple reports say the allegations have already led to several resignations.
- The committee is still probing the claims rather than reporting a final finding.
The committee is probing allegations that KPMG misused confidential client information to win work, which have already led to several resignations.
2 months agoThe committee is probing allegations that KPMG misused confidential client information to win work, which have already led to several resignations.
2 months agoThe committee is probing allegations that KPMG misused confidential client information to win work, which have already led to several resignations.
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