Some of PwC’s top global executives have flown to Australia and taken control of a tax scandal that is now affecting some of its biggest global clients.
that is now affecting some of its biggest global clients.
PwC declined to comment about the trio, but the firm is expected to announce the leader of its independent review of the scandal this week. Following recent resignations from other leadership roles in the wake of the scandal, acting chief executive Kristin Stubbins has appointed Rob Silverwood as head of its Financial Advisory business, while Tony O’Malley takes on a new role as chief risk and ethics leader.Nicole Salimbini will lead a response plan for establishing appropriate governance and structures.
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