I interviewed with KPMG's financial risk management group last week as an "experienced hire". I got an e-mail from the recruiter saying that I did well and the group would like to extend me an offer. However, she then said that she needed to build a "business case" for me and have that approved before then can officially send me an offer letter in writing. What exactly is a business case? Does anyone know how long this process typically takes? Thanks!
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