PwC puts Julie McKay in charge of diversity
PwC has recruited former United Nations Women in Australia executive director Julie McKay to run its diversity practice.
Deloitte partner promotions drop 20pc
Deloitte has promoted fewer new partners as it looks to buy companies in cloud software, social media and artificial intelligence.
KPMG profits up for third year running
KPMG profits are up for the third year in a row as public sector and financial services client splash cash on transformation programs.
Guvera spruiker calls ASX 'small-minded'
The head of a network of accountants spruiking Guvera to small super-fund investors says the ASX is "small minded" for blocking the float.
Professionals need to change mindset on Asia
Australian legal and management consulting firms are well-positioned to tap into growing opportunities in Asian markets.
Budget changes hit super advice
Financial planners want better access to tax data to help them advise clients on ways to maximise their superannuation savings.
Guvera fallout puts insurance at risk
Insurance underwriter expresses angst about the private equity firm linked to Guvera.
Ernst&Young severs pay-performance link
EY joins Deloitte, Accenture and NAB in scrapping annual performance reviews
Aurecon's Giam Swiegers poaches PwC execs
Aurecon's boss is using the same approach the Big Four consulting firms use to drive growth.
Scientology was used to train planners, former employee says
A Melbourne-based financial planning group targeted by the regulator in a landmark court case used the teachings of Church of Scientology.
