The KPMG cheating scandal was much more widespread than originally thought

📆 6/19/2019 12:25 AM
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The SEC’s record-tying fine against KPMG for the PCAOB ‘steal the exam’ scandal was expected, but additional allegations that some senior partners in charge of public company audits also cheated on regulator-mandated training and compliance tests was a surprise.

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de ja vu !!!!!!

People cheat, plain and simple. My SAT scores in 1979 were Math 620 and Verbal 310. Looks like I’m a genius in Math and a dodo in English. If i went to a private school, my SAT scores may have been Math 720 and Verbal 500, which would have gotten me into a “good” university.

When BigThree?

So essentially you had imbeciles that we’re completely ignorant, had no qualifications whatsoever with zero confidence, zero leadership ability practically running large scale public companies. I doubt this is *just a USA* Think catholic Church Think SNC-Lavalin nojoke 🚫Joke

This is probably widespread in all of the Big 4. To assume otherwise is foolish.

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