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What did PwC know about Corporate Travel?

It seems the consulting giant spotted issues at Jamie Pherous’ company after all, at least enough to try to protect its own back.

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As the bin fire engulfing Corporate Travel becomes existential, scrutiny is ramping up on those involved.

Chairman Ewen Crouch is under pressure to resign, while founder Jamie Pherous is getting chased into lifts and papped by The Australian in his plunge pool. CFO James Spence has been dispatched to London for damage control, as its UK CEO Michael Healy is (at least temporarily) gone.

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This article has been amended to reflect it was Jamie Pherous, not Ewen Crouch, who was chased into a lift.

is a Rear Window columnist, based in Melbourne. Connect with Hannah on Twitter. Email Hannah at hannah.wootton@afr.com
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