Why did you agree to do the interview? It's just my own gut feeling. I mean, how bad can it be? It's much better than hiding and not showing up. The impression ... you look at KPMG, CACEIS ...

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The nation’s housing crisis has emerged as the biggest social issue keeping Australian business leaders up at night. KPMG’s annual ... our attitude [at KMPG] is you’ve got to be in the ...

In terms of KPMG's regional growth, the Europe, Middle East and Africa region was up 8%, the Americas up 4%, and Asia Pacific up 1%. The firm also noted it has continued to invest in ESG services due ...

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But there have been stronger performances in the less economically-sensitive audit business, KPMG’s revenues were up 6.2 per cent to $13.4bn, and tax advice. KPMG’s global tax and legal ...

Ian Macdonald of KPMG (left) sits down with Digital ... “Go into it genuinely wanting to help other people, and you’ll see over time that it will come back in spades,” he shared.