The FRC finally reported last year, but found no fault with KPMG's work. Similarly, when BHS collapsed in April 2016, PwC had failed to raise any red flags, despite the retailer's history of losses, a massive hole in its pension scheme and £1.3bn in debts. Then in January, the construction giant Carillion ...
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