Professional Services · United Kingdom
KPMG UK layoffs
KPMG UK has announced job cuts 4 times since Oct 2023. Where it gave numbers, they add up to 1,110 jobs. The latest was in Sep 2026: 200 jobs, about 4% of staff.
Latest event: Sep 2026

People affected
1K
Across tracked announcements
Announcements
4
Oct 2023 → Sep 2026
AI-attributed
0%
Of affected people
The short version
- Biggest round: Mar 2026, 600 jobs.
- None of these cuts was publicly blamed on AI.
- That is the 6th largest total among the 12 Professional Services employers we track.
- We track 68 employers in United Kingdom with layoffs since 2022.
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Every round, newest first
- −200(4% of workforce)
KPMG UK began cutting about 200 roles in its advisory business, including AI and cyber security specialists.
Source: City AM
- −600
KPMG UK put close to 600 audit and advisory roles at risk, blaming low staff turnover and weak market conditions.
Source: Scottish Financial News
- −200
KPMG UK opened a consultation on cutting 200 roles by October 2024 as demand for advisory work stayed weak.
Source: City AM
- −110(7% of workforce)
KPMG UK cut about 110 deal advisory roles and froze pay as dealmaking slowed, after a separate consulting consultation in September.
Source: Business Live
Common questions about KPMG UK
- How many people has KPMG UK laid off?
- We have tracked 4 rounds of cuts at KPMG UK since Oct 2023. The rounds with a stated headcount add up to 1,110 jobs.
- When was the latest KPMG UK layoff?
- Sep 2026: 200 jobs, about 4% of staff. KPMG UK began cutting about 200 roles in its advisory business, including AI and cyber security specialists.
- Did KPMG UK blame AI for its layoffs?
- No. None of the 4 rounds we track was publicly tied to AI by KPMG UK or in credible reporting.
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