PwC charges more than £20m for first eight weeks of Carillion collapse

MPs call fees ‘superhuman’ as accounting firm admits it won’t know final bill until June
MPs have accused the accountancy firm tasked with salvaging money from Carillion on behalf of its creditors and pensioners of charging “superhuman” fees, after it racked up a bill for £20.4m in eight weeks. Partners from PricewaterhouseCoopers told the Commons work and pensions committee on Wednesday that they had no idea how much they would ultimately charge, admitting it