A powerful parliamentary committee met privately on Thursday to hear evidence from an unnamed whistleblower about multiple allegations of wrongdoing by KPMG Australia regarding the handling of confidential client information.
The joint committee on corporations and financial services is assessing the evidence provided by a former KPMG executive and has invited other parties to come forward. The move raises the possibility that KPMG Australia partners and staff may be called to testify before parliament.
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