KPMG in talks to sell pensions unit to private equity house
Exclusive talks
The sale comes amid a wider restructuring of the big four auditor
KPMG has confirmed it has entered into exclusive talks with Exponent Private Equity to sell its pensions advisory unit.
The audit and advisory firm said it is proceeding with a "view to progressing a sale" of the circa £200m business, which advises on pension assets worth more than £50bn. The sale comes amid a wider...
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