Local arm of global consulting giant hit more than $250m in revenue in 2024.
The Senate report says the ongoing cover up is ‘incompatible’ with the firm restoring its reputation
The firm last September reported to Police two separate incidents at its Auckland office.
NBR revealed last month the firm had begun consultation on up to 50 jobs in the consulting arm.
Auckland's Timothy Lindsay and Kim Francis have joined forces with former Dechert partner Mark Mangan.
Braden Dickson departed in early February following firm investigation.
Chair Hayden Wilson lauds strong start to 2024 in ‘fragile’ NZ economy.
Accounting body’s remuneration survey reveals ‘stubborn’ 22% gender pay gap.
The action also means that KPMG will no longer be Downer's auditor.
A final global sustainability assurance standard is set to be released in September this year.