KPMG is set to cut roughly 10% of its U.S. audit partners, a rare move in the consulting world. The restructure, driven by CEO Tim Walsh, follows the company’s voluntary retirement scheme falling short. With pressure building on the audit division, the firm is taking a direct staffing approach rather than relying on attrition to reset costs.
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