PwC expected to face Senate inquiry over alleged wrongdoings as global CEO travels to Australia

Labor’s Deborah O’Neill believes visit from Bob Moritz is a ‘PR exercise’ that comes amid fresh allegations against the firm

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Leaders of the embattled consulting giant PwC are expected to be called before a Senate inquiry later this month as fresh allegations emerge of more confidentiality breaches.

Meanwhile the firm’s global CEO, Bob Moritz, will visit Australia this week to meet clients and partners, but Labor senator Deborah O’Neill believes the visit should be seen as no more than “another PR exercise”.

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