The chief accountancy watchdog has hired lawyers to keep evidence confidential that might throw light on its contentious decision in 2013 not to investigate KPMG's audit of HBOS. Four of the auditor's former partners were serving on the Financial Reporting Council's conduct committee when it decided ...
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