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PwC's CEO, Kevin Burrowes, has issued an apology for the firm's involvement of overseas partners in attempts to secure contracts from US tech giants and other companies. The 'big four' accounting firm has been under fire for months over a tax leak scandal. Meanwhile, Nigel Farage, the controversial political figure, has moved his personal banking account to Lloyds after a dispute with NatWest. In related news, PwC's US boss is set to quit as the race to lead the Big Four firm accelerates. These developments highlight the ongoing challenges faced by PwC and the financial industry.
The NatWest CEO stepped down in a row surrounding the closing of Nigel Farage's accounts https://t.co/CpI2WTkVSM
PwC’s US boss to quit as race to lead Big Four firm accelerates https://t.co/vBnvrKmDny
Tim Ryan doesn't want BoMo's spot as global CEO and is leaving PwC in June. "Having seen so many of the challenges our clients and our society face, I have a strong desire to explore leadership opportunities outside the firm and help in a different way." https://t.co/in746n57kQ
PwC’s US boss to quit as race to lead Big Four firm accelerates. Scoop by @_MODwyer and me https://t.co/9n3xn6UXoh via @ft
PwC’s US boss to quit as race to lead Big Four firm accelerates - scoop from @_MODwyer & @stephenfoley via @FT https://t.co/Lo8llMWAuA via @ft
Nigel Farage moves accounts to Lloyds after Coutts ‘debanking’ scandal https://t.co/0csTEndpsL
Nigel Farage says he has moved his personal banking account to Lloyds, after a high profile dispute between him and NatWest over the closure of his account https://t.co/6cB7iaebx5
PwC, one of the ‘big four,’ which was under fire for months over tax leak scandal, saw its CEO Kevin Burrowes apologize for the firm's involvement of overseas partners in attempts to secure contracts from US tech giants and other companies https://t.co/xsr71wo1cG https://t.co/ynTD5y9nCm