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in Internet Poker, on March 17, 2010
...nts to watch and a wide variety of side games available. Many high profile players are glad to sign autographs or take pictures when they are not playing. The Rio Convention Center also holds a [...] ...
in Sox First, on March 16, 2010
...nisation of Lehman Brothers continues with the New York Times reporting that Lehman Brothers' auditors Ernst & Young could face legal action over their collusion in the collapse of the finan...
in Sox First, on March 13, 2010
...d of loans, Linklaters would sign off on them. The big question: how the hell did this get past the auditors at Ernst & Young? Aided and abetted by lawyers helping the company defraud investors. S...
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in Sox First, on February 6, 2010
...igh profile casualty of the music industry shakeout. The Financial Times reports that EMI's auditors have expressed concern about the company's ability to continue as a going concern becaus...
in Sox First, on January 10, 2010
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Under audit standards, auditors are required to conduct brainstorming sessions on every audit so they can discuss the potential for fraud and how to respond to the risk of fraud. The Public Com...
in Sox First, on November 17, 2009
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The economic crisis is having an impact on financial statements and auditors with Britain's Financial Reporting Council (FRC), as reported here , warning that accounting firms could sacrifice ...
in Sox First, on November 3, 2009
... Mary Schapiro had granted yet another reprieve, giving small firms until next year to start paying auditors to scrutinize their internal controls. But in her press release at the time, Schapiro sai...
in Sox First, on October 2, 2009
...hur Andersen? The giant accounting firm ceased operation in 2002 after authorities learned that its auditors had shredded documents related to Enron's fraudulent schemes and were probably complici...
in Digital Music - The Future, on August 24, 2009
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in Sox First, on August 9, 2009
...res GE's locomotives shenanigans to Enron's barges deal and raises questions about GE's auditors KPMG. Echoes of Arthur Andersen. Accounting commentator J. Edward Ketz says the Securiti...
in Sox First, on May 27, 2009
...addressed. As Angur points out, the company was able to inflate its profits by $1.6 billion and its auditors at PwC didn't pick up the problem. Francine McKenna at The Auditors blog really gets...
in Sox First, on March 6, 2009
... written, 2009 will go down as the year of the dead man walking. The New York Times reports that auditors Deloitte say GM's survival is in serious doubt, and that's even with $30 billion of...
in Sox First, on January 21, 2009
...ad intentionally overestimated, to $1.4bn, the value of the company's assets. The company's auditors PricewaterhouseCoopers have been replaced. A good rundown of the story from the New York T...
in Sox First, on December 23, 2008
Yesterday, I did a blog entry on how the Madoff scandal had out accountants in the gun. The view now is that no-one could have pulled off a scam as big as this, and kept it going for so long, without some outside help. Now The Wall Street Journal reports that investigators have jumped on a ...
in Sox First, on December 16, 2008
... protect investors because it was all too hard, and one that allowed him to get away with complicit auditors. And the other point too is that Madoff would never have been able to get away with it for ...
in Sox First, on December 15, 2008
...d not be nearly replicated by our quant analyst. The feeder funds had recognized administrators and auditors but substantially all of the assets were custodied with Madoff Securities. This necessitate...
in Sox First, on December 9, 2008
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The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has put auditors on notice. in the wake of the economic meltdown, they need to exercise extreme scepticism. The PCAOB has put out a report tellin...
in Sox First, on December 3, 2008
The Government Accountability Office has raised questions about the transparency of the US Government's $700 billion rescue package for profligate banks. In its report , the GAO says nobody really seems to be tracking how the money is being spent. "The banking regulators indicated t...
in Sox First, on November 25, 2008
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Some 12 months ago, I did a blog entry suggesting that it might be easy to pull the wool over auditors' eyes when it comes to fraud.
Now a piece in CIO Today, Investigations or Audits: Fr...
in Sox First, on November 18, 2008
...s a different funding system. Accounting standard setters share one thing in common with judges and auditors: they not only need to be independent, they need to be visibly independent. Unfortunately,...
in Sox First, on July 29, 2008
...vored "nationally recognized" credit-rating agencies. It is the agency that watched while auditors became corporate consultants, selling the kind of services that audits should detect and re...
in Sox First, on July 25, 2008
...ions. The authors say that these variables need to be incorporated into auditing standards to give auditors enough of a warning sign....
in Sox First, on June 19, 2008
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Last week, I looked at how European auditors were on the way to getting limited liability . Now it looks like their US counterparts are going to get the same thing with reports that the Securi...
in Bizinformer, on June 12, 2008
... see if I could justify a convention trip on the business tab. No dice. The Institute of Internal Auditors have the next big convention out there in July (with the exception of a June seminar on Acc...
in Sox First, on June 11, 2008
...o, I wrote about some disturbing developments where a European study pushed for liability caps for auditors . There is an issue of moral hazard here. Auditors should be held accountable and not havin...
in Sox First, on June 11, 2008
...nsparency. But CFO.com raises one obvious problem in its great headline: But Who'll Audit the Auditors' Reports? ...
in Sox First, on June 4, 2008
...r medium-sized firms. They could insist on compulsory retendering or company audits and rotation of auditors. They could invite new players to the audit market. The Securities Exchange Commission or t...
in Sox First, on May 24, 2008
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No surprises that US government auditors have found that the contracting practices in Iraq are deficient. And a complete waste of taxpayers' money. The New York Times reports that the us ...
in Sox First, on May 21, 2008
... when you read through accounts, you come across a "going concern statement'' from the auditors. It's basically a red flag signalling that the company's state is looking terminal....
in Sox First, on May 2, 2008
...revenues of $4.7 billion. And while compliance costs are actually slipping, that hasn't stopped auditors from cashing in big time. According to the latest Financial Executives International surv...
in Sox First, on May 2, 2008
... at off-balance sheet transactions. The PCAOB has fired a shot across the bows of all audit firms. Auditors are on notice: the PCAOB has you in its sights....
in Sox First, on April 27, 2008
...viewed in just five years, 700 inspections of small and large firms, 17 enforcement actions against auditors and firms and 17 Deloitte & Touche clients that had audit deficiencies in their 2004 au...
in Sox First, on April 23, 2008
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Auditors take note: from now on, you will have to tell audit committees all about compromising links BEFORE you do any work for them. As expected, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board ha...
in Sox First, on April 20, 2008
...e Public Company Accounting Oversight Board is looking at a new independence rule designed to force auditors to come clean on their links with corporations. The PCAOB has announced it will hold an ...
in Sox First, on April 9, 2008
... Chinese companies follow international accounting rules but there is a shortage of accountants and auditors, and the rules for foreign takeovers are murky and untested. Investors face risks in this ...
in Sox First, on April 2, 2008
...re forced to overhaul their systems of corporate governance. A Raft of changes were introduced. Auditors were required report to audit committees, audit committee had to comprise directors who wer...
in Sox First, on April 1, 2008
...out misrepresenting information to outside investors. This study sends a message to regulators and auditors. You can't expect investors to stop or monitor fraud. All they want are good returns. B...
in Sox First, on March 28, 2008
...n effort to conceal the fraud, Biovail's senior officers intentionally misled the company's auditors and the investing public, showing their complete disregard for their responsibilities to sh...
in Sox First, on March 21, 2008
...were usually the result of internal mistakes made by their own accountants and the failure of their auditors to catch them. The research, conducted by Marlene Plumlee of the University of Utah and ...
in Sox First, on February 27, 2008
...rding to Gillan, the SEC really pushed the PCAOB to water down standards, in particular the role of auditors in testing internal controls. The SEC, according to Gillan, wanted auditors to take a back ...
in I got Spam?!, on February 19, 2008
...net gateway is infected and spamming.
Turns out that users with their own machines, which included auditors and sales reps plugged into the corporate network, not knowing they were infected with a SP...
in Sox First, on February 19, 2008
...n attack, either through deliberate targeting or through the failure of IT security staff and auditors who in the interests of saving a nail in their budget are prepared to risk the Kingdom. Société G...
in Sox First, on February 12, 2008
In their haste to pass Sarbanes-Oxley into law following the spate of scandals headed up by Enron, politicians and regulators neglected to look carefully at the issue of whistleblowers. Who actually blows the whistle ? What drives them to do it? Important questions because the answers tell us...
in Sox First, on January 4, 2008
Just after Christmas, I did an entry looking at how the subprime crisis had driven a big increase in securities lawsuits. The NERA Economic Consulting's semi-annual benchmark study showed the 2007 federal filings are projected to increase by 58 per cent compared to the previous year. Now w...
in Sox First, on December 28, 2007
...not been for osama bin laden . According to the WSJ, the illicit transactions were picked up by auditors for a bank owned by Liechtenstein's royal family. Looking out for possible terrorist tr...
in Sox First, on December 23, 2007
...ling's appeal of his conviction on 19 counts of fraud, conspiracy, insider trading and lying to auditors right here . . The 161 page document lays down a number of challenges in a number of area...
in Eagle Par Birdie, on December 19, 2007
...Sandy Koufax, one of Tiger's sports heroes.
It should be that easy for all of us.
Speaking of autographs and their worth, the same story by Doug Ferguson at AP mentions Zach Johnson signing Mast...
in Sox First, on December 13, 2007
...ublicity for Deloitte. And in another development, the PCAOB has given long overdue guidance for auditors to sort through the risks associated with the subprime credit situation in relation to fair...
in Sox First, on December 10, 2007
...nded Neo - Institutional Theory of Misconduct in Professional Service Firms . The paper found that auditors are much less likely than other professionals to engage in client-centered misconduct like ...
in Sox First, on December 2, 2007
...s dog. Politico.com revealed that the mayor's office refused to explain the accounting to city auditors, citing "security". There are more revelations of accounting gimmicks from TPM...
in Sox First, on December 1, 2007
...ng why Sarbanes-Oxley was unlikely to get overhauled in the near future. Simply put, businesses and auditors are getting used to it and getting rid of it, or at least changing it, doesn't play pol...
in Sox First, on November 19, 2007
...ives (i.e., the company pays the taxes as well)? Are executive perquisites reviewed by the internal auditors and reported to the audit committee (compensation committee)? There are 59 pages of great...
in Sox First, on November 16, 2007
...itional SOX compliance functions.What that suggests of course is that five years on, businesses and auditors have now become used to it and have adjusted accordingly. In other words, companies are now...
in Sox First, on November 13, 2007
...ng giant Grant Thornton asked chief financial officers and senior comptrollers whether they thought auditors were responsible for detecting any and all fraud, a whopping 82 per cent answered in the af...
in Sox First, on November 13, 2007
...ective information security, confidential taxpayer records will remain at risk and we, as IRS's auditors, will continue to be unable to rely on the automated controls built into these systems to o...
in The Celebrities Weblog, on November 9, 2007
...alker. The stalker however, is not some lovesick woman, or a fan that simply must have ten thousand autographs and pictures, it's a priest.
This priest, who for all intents and purposes appears t...
in Classical Drives, on November 9, 2007
...ion. Considering the large number of vintage races and concours where 'Ol Shel shows up to sign autographs I'm inclined to disagree with that statement but hey... it makes a nice lead into the...
in Sox First, on November 2, 2007
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Hat tip to Francine McKenna at Re: The Auditors for alerting to us the prospect of entrepreneurial litigation funders threatening to drive auditors out of business. Certainly the case of th...
in Sox First, on October 26, 2007
...ley deadline for smaller companies, can smaller entities cope when there is an expected shortage of auditors? After December 15, between 13,000 and 14,000 companies will for the first time have to com...
in The Celebrities Weblog, on October 23, 2007
...r special Halloween events and be the envy of everyone there.
You may even be asked to sign some autographs!
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in Sox First, on October 15, 2007
..., identifies new deficiencies. The PCAOB provides little information to clients as to whether their auditors are up to scratch. "The fundamental problem is that the PCAOB discloses the deficienci...
in Sox First, on October 3, 2007
...particularly with the outsourcing of core functions. Most of them believe that the army of internal auditors will continue to grow, and a large proportion expect to get additional responsibilities put...
in Sox First, on October 2, 2007
...was 7.2, including including CEOs, CFOs, COOs, general counsel, directors and internal and external auditors. According to the study, CEOs and CFOs were named as participants in the great majority of...
in Sox First, on September 15, 2007
... where it went. The C.P.A. turned over $1.5 billion in cash to Iraqi banks, for instance, but later auditors could account for less than $500 million. The United Nations retained a team of auditors to...
in Sox First, on September 14, 2007
... as ethical? Think of the people who would never steal but who fiddle their tax returns. Or the auditors who help skew the accounts to make sick companies look healthy? What about the normally eth...
in Sox First, on September 5, 2007
...rstanding IT risks. These are the findings of a PricewaterhouseCoopers and institute of internal auditors survey. The study, IT Risk - Closing the Gap , found that 98 per cent of the 250 senior ...
in Sox First, on September 3, 2007
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Accountants and auditors are supposed to be the gatekeepers that protect us from fraud. So it's a bit of a worry when we come across a study that finds accounting students are just as likely t...
in Sox First, on August 30, 2007
...us approach to mortgage accounting standards so that their clients can renegotiate bad loans. Now, auditors are supposed to be independent gatekeepers and politicians should not be putting them under...
in Sox First, on August 22, 2007
...gmire. And now we're seeing the start of it.
Refco's trusts are now suing bankers and auditors for $2 billion, reports Bloomberg . And it's a big one. Bank of America, Deutsche Ban...
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