KPMG Audit

KPMG Audit provides independent assurance services, meticulously examining financial statements to offer an unbiased opinion on their fairness and compliance with established accounting standards. Leveraging a global methodology and advanced analytics, the firm integrates data-driven insights to enhance audit quality, identify risks, and deliver transparent reporting, thereby reinforcing stakeholder confidence in financial disclosures.

The lineage of KPMG's audit practice stems from a series of significant mergers involving several historical accounting firms. The firm's current name is derived from the initials of its key founding partners: Piet Klynveld, who established an accounting firm in Amsterdam in 1917; William Barclay Peat, whose London firm began in 1870; James Marwick, co-founder of Marwick, Mitchell & Co. in New York in 1897; and Reinhard Goerdeler, who led Deutsche Treuhand-Gesellschaft, founded in 1890. These visionary leaders collectively recognized the essential need for rigorous, independent financial scrutiny, which ultimately led to the formation of KPMG in 1987.

KPMG Audit serves a broad spectrum of clients, encompassing large multinational corporations, emerging enterprises, and public sector organizations that require robust financial reporting and governance. The firm’s mission centers on upholding public trust and fostering confidence in the integrity of capital markets worldwide. Their forward-looking vision focuses on delivering high-quality, technology-enabled audits that navigate increasingly complex regulatory environments, ensuring economic stability and promoting sustainable, responsible growth for businesses globally.