Submitted by Researcher on Mon, 2023-07-10 09:17

This type of attitude is typical of Mr Akers and all senior executives at AMP at the time. They were more interested in self promotion and preservation than doing what was right and fair. All these executive knew they would do whatever they could to get their bonuses and move onto the next high paying role somewhere else. They simply had no skin in the long game. Good luck to anyone dealing with Mr Akers at KMPG.

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