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KPMG chiefs left with millions despite being docked $1.2m over scandal

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
October 30, 2026 • 07:09 AM
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The CEO collected $6.7 million, while the former chairman took home $1.8 million, despite both resigning early over the firm’s handling of a data misuse scandal.

KPMG chiefs left with millions despite being docked $1.2m over scandal

A whistleblower scandal cost KPMG Australia’s former chief executive Andrew Yates and ex-chairman Martin Sheppard more than $1.2 million in docked pay and bonuses following their mid-year resignations over the firm’s handling of the matter.

Yet both men still secured multimillion-dollar departure packages, with Yates collecting $6.7 million in earnings and retirement payouts despite forfeiting almost $700,000 in pay, and Sheppard taking home $1.8 million after a $526,000 bonus cut.

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