South Africa’s Government Won’t Work With McKinsey on 2025 G-20
- Consulting firm working with local body on G-20 business event
- It agreed to pay over $122 million over corruption allegations
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South Africa’s government won’t work with McKinsey & Co. on next year’s Group of 20 gatherings even after the global consulting firm agreed to pay more than $122 million to resolve criminal allegations tied to a corruption scandal in the country.
“There is no partnership between the South African Government and McKinsey,” the National Treasury said in an emailed response to questions. “The G-20 Finance Track has no plans to work with McKinsey on the G-20.”