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Five Ways to Secure Millennial and Gen Z Accounting Talent
A global accounting industry survey of more than 6,000 accountants and auditors conducted earlier this year revealed the No. 1 challenge respondents currently face is attracting and retaining skilled talent.
Institute of Internal Auditors Adds Malta and Somalia to its Global Federation
The addition of these two new affiliates expands awareness of the internal audit profession in the regions and provides forums for discussing emerging topics and challenges faced by practitioners at the local level.
PCAOB Gives CPA Firm AJ Robbins the Heave-Ho
AJ Robbins' PCAOB registration was permanently revoked, its owner was barred for life, and the firm was fined $150,000 for audit failures.
SEC Fines Crowe U.K. $750,000 For Poor Auditing of Music Streaming Service
In addition, Crowe U.K. CEO Nigel Bostock will pay a $25,000 penalty and senior auditor Matthew Stallabrass will fork over $10,000.
PCAOB Sees Glut of Faulty Broker-Dealer Audits
More than half of the audits of brokers and dealers inspected by the PCAOB last year had mistakes, according to a new report.
SEC Addresses Some of IIA’s Recommendations in Cybersecurity Risk Management Rule
The final rule, “Cybersecurity Risk Management, Strategy, Governance, and Incident Disclosure,” requires greater transparency when organizations experience cyberattacks.
PCAOB Has Handed Out a Slew of Punishments to Audit Firms Recently
The audit watchdog doled out sanctions to 12 accounting firms from July 28 to Aug. 11 for breaking various auditing rules.
Grant Thornton Appoints New Leaders to Audit Quality & Risk Leadership Team
Kendra Decker and Graham Dyer to help drive firm’s continued commitment to audit quality.