Documents allege former KPMG partner made 'unwanted sexual advances'
Documents allege a former KPMG partner treated "female members of staff and clients inappropriately" while he was at the firm.
Former KPMG partner Philip Henry faced allegations of making unwanted sexual advances towards female staff and clients, as detailed in a letter to federal parliament. Philip Henry, who worked at KPMG until 2004, was also accused of receiving secret commissions in cash from a client for facilitating a taxation arrangement. He allegedly received personal gifts from clients instead of receiving fees, or to reduce fees.
The allegations emerged during a parliamentary inquiry into the KPMG audit leaks scandal. The whistleblower alleged Henry engaged in inappropriate behavior, bullying, intimidation, and misuse of client resources for personal gain.
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