The insolvency profession has remained defiant and insisted that it will not be intimidated by Land Rover's lawsuit against UPF administrator KPMG and...
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View articleCar giant Land Rover and KPMG have reached a compromise which will keep collapsed chassis maker UPF Limited operational, but has also resulted in the ...
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View articleThe spat between Big Five firm KPMG, receiver to chassis supplier UPF, and car manufacturer Land Rover has caused heated debate in the insolvency prof...
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View articleA settlement between car maker Land Rover and KPMG, the receivers of its collapsed chassis supplier UPF-Thompson is said to be in the final stages. Re...
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View articleKPMG has been appointed administrative receiver for Aberdeen-based company Richards, which collapsed following fierce international competition. Read ...
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View articleKmart, the bankrupt US discount retail giant, has appointed an independent investigative team including accountants from Deloitte & Touche LLP after r...
View articleEngineering trade union Amicus has defended Land Rover in its dispute with KPMG/UPF, saying the role of accountancy firms should be scrutinised more c...
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