PwC’s spin off company Scyne got the green light from Canberra on Thursday to continue its predecessor’s government work and take its spot on the lucrative management advisory panel.
The embattled consultancy that sold of its government arm in July to create Scyne also fronted a Senate inquiry for the first time since the tax leaks scandal was fully exposed, revealing it was asked to determine which adverse findings it is disclosing under new procurement rules.
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