KPMG

Anthony Sykes and the Big Four firm were sanctioned over ‘serious breaches’ in relation to the audit of N Brown, owner of the men’s fashion brand Jacamo

PwC says only companies owed money by 23 subsidiaries could get ‘unsecured dividend’, while other creditors and shareholders look likely to get nothing

At least ten FTSE 100 companies are due to launch tender processes to choose who checks their accounts for the next ten years

The Financial Reporting Council is examining the Glencore accounts from 2013 to 2020 to see whether the Big Four firm was sufficiently thorough

After KPMG stopped signing off the accounts of Prax Group, owner of the failed Lindsey oil facility, it turned to PKF Littlejohn

Marco Amitrano spent the first year in his post cutting jobs and pay at the audit giant. He says it’s now ready to embrace the AI era

Big Four firm’s failure to ensure independence of agricultural and engineering company’s accounts costs it £690,625 plus FRC costs

Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales reviewed 790 audits by dozens of accountancy firms and found 67 per cent to be generally acceptable

Richard Moriarty, boss of the Financial Reporting Council, says it needs to accelerate investigations and show lenience on more minor errors

New boutique consulting firms are rattling KPMG, EY, PwC and Deloitte, the ‘flabby’ giants of the industry, which fear losing staff and clients