Former RBA Governor Dragged into KPMG Scandal Amid Woes Over Confidential Client Info Misuse The parliamentary committee probing the KPMG whistleblower scandal has issued fresh summons to several high profile executives, including former Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens and Optus chairman John Arthur.
This development is not surprising given the gravity of allegations against one of Australia's Big Four accounting firms.
KPMG faces severe consequences for its alleged misuse of confidential clients' information for commercial gain.