Two KPMG executives who were part of the firm’s botched response to a whistleblower’s allegations of misconduct in its audit division are leaving the firm, as it tries to clean house before a parliamentary inquiry on Friday.
General counsel Louise Capon and human resources boss Dorothy Hisgrove finalised a lengthy negotiating process of their exits with the firm’s board on Tuesday. The pair had been under heavy pressure to resign from the broader partnership and staff since at least mid-June, as internal anger grew over how the firm treated the whistleblower.
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