Although competencies are still divided by specialization, KPMG professionals today work collaboratively across disciplines, providing solutions through a multidisciplinary approach. This cooperation enables clients to excel even in a constantly changing environment, meeting future expectations seamlessly.
Ágnes Rakó
Aligned with this vision, since October 1, 2024, the advisory division of KPMG is now jointly led by two former specialty area partners, Ágnes Rakó and Tamás Kórász.
Tamás Kórász
“KPMG has become a universal consulting firm. We provide our clients with full support in addressing any business challenge or change. Leveraging our broad and diverse expert knowledge base, we deliver complex solutions, ensuring that various specialized teams work in closer harmony than ever to drive success,” emphasized Ágnes Rakó and Tamás Kórász upon their appointments.
KPMG’s tax and legal advisory division has also undergone a transformation. Gábor Beer, partner and former head of this division, completed his 10-year leadership term and, as of October 1, 2024, focuses primarily on developing the transaction advisory division in a leadership role.
The new head of the tax and legal advisory division from October 2024 is Zsolt Srankó, who previously led the indirect taxation area as a partner.
Zsolt Srankó
“The role of tax leaders has dramatically shifted. With rapid global development and digitalization, tax functions must evolve to keep pace. Economic uncertainties push organizations to reduce costs and enhance efficiency, while tax authorities continually innovate in tax administration and collection by leveraging technology and data,” noted Zsolt Srankó upon his appointment.
Albert Simonyi
Earlier in June 2024, KPMG’s audit division also welcomed a new leader, Albert Simonyi.
“I believe that as a function leader, I am responsible for KPMG’s overall success, so I place great emphasis on close cooperation with other departments, as the future lies in cross-functional solutions,” said Albert Simonyi at the time of his appointment.
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