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As SEC Works to Finalize Climate Rule, Both Sides Make Their Case
Companies, industry associations and lawmakers made final push to influence the SEC by the Nov. 1 deadline.
FTX Faces Probe by U.S. Regulators Into Client Funds, While Binance Drops Plans to Acquire Rival
The inquiries by the SEC and the CFTC relate to the liquidity crisis that has pushed FTX to the brink.
The Institute of Internal Auditors Updates CPE Policy
The changes, which were approved by The IIA’s Professional Certification’s Board (PCB), were made to ensure internal auditors are regularly enhancing their skills and...
Supreme Court Mulls Allowing Court Challenges to SEC and FTC
A ruling against the government could undercut two of the most powerful federal regulators in the U.S.
FERF Audit Fee Study Shows SPAC, Acquisitions and Organizational Structure Changes Increased Audit Scope and Fees
Overall, average audit fees increased by a slight 2.5 percent from 2020 to 2021. Expanded scope was cited as the primary reason as stated by 53 percent of member company respondents.
Executive-Bonus Clawbacks Get Long-Delayed Approval From SEC
Under the new rule, pay would be returned if tied to a firm’s financial reporting error.
AuditBoard Launches Integrated ESG Program
AuditBoard ESG features powerful data collection and analysis capabilities to automate manual tasks, simplify framework reporting and disclosures, and ensure ESG data is audit-ready.
Ex-PwC Auditor in SEC’s Crosshairs as Mattel Will Pay $3.5 Million Over Accounting Errors
Joshua Abrahams is accused of breaking auditor independence rules in PwC’s audit of the toy-making giant.