KPMG Fined $25M for Oversight Failure in Training Exams

Wednesday, 10 April 2024, 13:26

The recent $25 million fine imposed on KPMG due to its inability to prevent cheating during training exams marks a significant development in the financial industry. This penalty, the largest ever issued by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, highlights the seriousness of regulatory compliance and integrity in the sector.
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KPMG Fined $25M for Oversight Failure in Training Exams

KPMG Faces Record Fine for Exam Cheating

The recent revelation that KPMG failed to prevent cheating on training exams has shocked the financial world. The $25 million penalty imposed on the company raises questions about the effectiveness of internal controls and regulatory oversight within the industry. The penalty is more than 3 times the amount of a previous settlement with Deloitte Brazil.


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