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The warning before the claim: why Big Four captives need pre-incident signal
Why rising claim severity is putting Big Four captive insurers — and their early-warning systems — under pressure.
Sep 30
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Stephen Hourigan
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Who will pay for KPMG Australia’s misconduct? Project Vector cuts & fallout
Project Vector is cutting 27 partners and around 360 employees. But the deeper question is how a partnership distributes the cost of misconduct, failed…
Aug 24
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Claudine Cassar
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PwC UK moves equity partners to MD roles to protect profit pool
Half a dozen former equity partners have become managing directors since PwC introduced the grade, as the firm tightens access to its profit-sharing…
Aug 16
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Claudine Cassar
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Capital and Consent in the Modern Partnership
How leveraged capital structures, personal guarantees and unfunded retirements reshape risk for equity partners
Jul 22
PwC UK partner pay set to exceed £900,000 after cost-cutting drive
Average PwC UK partner remuneration is expected to rise by more than 5% as staff numbers fall and profits recover despite weak consulting demand
Jul 18
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Claudine Cassar
KPMG UK ends Summer Friday perk amid redundancies and record partner pay
Redundancies, poor internal communication and the removal of a popular summer perk are hitting staff morale as partner payouts reach a record £880,000
Jun 23
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Claudine Cassar
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KPMG Australia debt: the $557 million borrowing risk behind the audit leak scandal
A$557 Million and Counting
Jun 18
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Claudine Cassar
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McKinsey’s Project Acorn
A Canary in the Coal Mine for the Consulting Industry
May 15
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Claudine Cassar
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