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PWC China’s Regulatory Nightmare Is a Golden Opportunity for Their Arch-Nemesis Ey and KPMG to Steal All the Clients With Cash on Hand While PWC Fumbles

An illustration depicting a sinking ship with PwC's logo on its stern, while Ernst & Young and KPMG are shown in smaller boats approaching from either side to rescue the fleeing passengers who represent corporate clients leaving their services due to regulatory issues. The background is darkening as night falls, symbolizing uncertainty and turmoil for PwC amidst a backdrop of financial chaos caused by Evergrande's audit scandal.

It seems like PwC’s China operation is in a bit of hot water, with over half its corporate clients jumping ship after regulators started investigating their role in auditing Evergrande Group (3333.HK). The firm has been accused of being involved in $78 billion worth of fraud. That’s quite the scandal! EY and KPMG have taken advantage of PwC’s woes by snapping up many of its former clients, including some big state-owned enterprises like Bank of China (BOC) and PetroChina

Source: www.reuters

HONG KONG, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Ernst & Young (EY) and KPMG have snapped up over half of PwC's corporate clients in China that have fled the market's leading accounting firm as it faces a regulatory probe, filings show. Chinese authorities have been investigating PwC's role in auditing China Evergrande Group (3333.HK), opens new tab, after the securities regulator accused the troubled property developer in March of a $78-billion fraud. […]

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