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EY plans big expansion of outsourcing business to rival Accenture (opens the original)
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EY Australia wants to expand its nascent outsourced services business to almost a third of the consulting and accounting giant’s revenue in the next five years, emulating the predictable income stream that has become a lucrative part of operations for major rivals such as Accenture. The ambitious plan to expand the managed services division, which accounts for about $400 million of the $2.7 billion in revenue, comes as EY reported a bumper 5 per cent increase in average partner pay to $846,000 –
Inside Horizon Nexus’ plan to become a $500m top 10 accounting firm (opens the original)
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“You only get one shot.” It’s not Eminem’s 2002 anthem, but the pitch that former PwC partners Rob Silverwood and Sanjiv Jeraj used to win the backing of private equity powerhouse BGH Capital, and also entice big four employees to join their ambitious accounting firm, Horizon Nexus Partners. During the past year, Horizon Nexus Partners, backed by BGH, has acquired four firms and hired dozens of partners and hundreds of staff from PwC, Deloitte, EY and KPMG. It now generates more than $100 millio
What OpenAI’s email told the government about its Medicare breach (opens the original)
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The initial email sent by OpenAI to a Services Australia public email address was direct and to the point: the company’s AI agent had inadvertently breached the Medicare system, and it would be a good idea for the government to quickly patch the vulnerability. The message, sent to a Services Australia inbox checked only once a day, arrived at 2.42pm on September 10, almost three months after the breach on June 18 and more than a month after OpenAI staff had first identified the intrusion on Augu
‘A new category of threat’: Former ASD boss warns business on AI hack (opens the original)
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The country’s former top cyber spy says revelations that artificial intelligence agents built by OpenAI decided autonomously to hack an Australian government website have opened a new category of threat that boards and executives must quickly understand. Rachel Noble, who was director-general of the Australian Signals Directorate until 2024, has signed on as an adviser at cybersecurity consulting firm Island Bell after it secured a multimillion-dollar investment from LVP Funds as the private equ
KPMG audit scandal expands into Westpac C-suite (opens the original)
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Former Westpac chief financial officer and KPMG partner Michael Rowland had dinner with a key partner from the big four firm during the tender process for the bank’s $32 million-a-year audit contract, despite its own rules barring such interactions. Rowland, who was Westpac’s chief financial officer at the time, also allegedly shared key information about KPMG and its rivals’ pitches for the audit tender with that partner, according to allegations by the whistleblower at the heart of the firm’s
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