South African politicians have criticized McKinsey's $122 million deal to settle a bribery scandal in the country, as reported by the Financial Times.
Earlier this month, McKinsey reached an agreement with South African and US authorities after it was found to have bribed officials at two state-owned companies in South Africa to obtain millions of dollars in consulting contracts from 2012 to 2016. Both of the involved companies nearly collapsed during that period.
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