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Treasury Select Committee
The financial reporting regulator highlights the issues with audit and calls for debate, reports Neil Hodge
24 May 2010
The hand-wringing over audit firms undertaking non-audit work for clients is unwarranted, say FDs
22 Feb 2010
As companies write to the Audit Practices Board to outline their stance on auditors providing non-audit work, we take a closer look at what The Hundred Group of Finance Directors is calling for
22 Feb 2010
This year will see large adjustments to corporate governance. But can they override animal spirits?
20 Dec 2009
When it comes to raising the alarm on seeding troubles, internal audit should follow its nose – and use its voice.
05 Jul 2009
Auditor independence is back on the agenda – as is the question of the Big Four as an auditing oligopoly.
23 May 2009
To be honest, I came at this with a sense of diminished expectations. When politicians start looking at business issues, you have to be ready for some cringeworthy comments.
23 May 2009
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12 May 2009
The FSA and the Bank of England could share some duties to provide stronger oversight, now we’re junking the hands-off regulatory regime that has purposely dulled their senses
23 Mar 2009
Is corporate governance even possible in the banking sector?
23 Mar 2009
The auditing industry must defend its role in the banking crisis, but is the financial watchdog’s lack of independence and scrutiny equally to blame?
23 Feb 2009
Despite all the initiatives launched by the government, the banks are still being accused of being more keen to get their money back than to lend it out again.
23 Feb 2009
The very concept of global accounting comparability is threatened as Europe argues for IFRS carve outs
24 Nov 2008
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