New York | KPMG on Thursday (Friday AEST) announced the departure of its global general counsel, who attracted scrutiny for her handling of whistleblower allegations that rocked the accounting firm in Australia.
Anne Collins, a Sydney-based lawyer who had been general counsel since 2016, left the role this week as part of a wider executive reshuffle, according to an update on the firm’s website.
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