By Maria Ward-Brennan KPMG is reportedly set to slash yet more roles in the UK as the firm battles with a market slowdown. The firm is set to cut a further 200 back-office and client-facing roles following a review of its cost base, the Financial Times reported. The firm will merge certain back-office functions and “reduce duplication” in parts of its client-facing operations as part of the restructuring, the report said. This comes after it was reported last October that the firm was planning a wave of job cuts and salary freezes in its UK deal advisory division. Collectively, across all the …