The current conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic have created a perfect storm for companies that are subject to an attack by short-sellers.
CAEs say their function doesn't make adequate efforts in communicating with the board and management, among other shortcomings.
An anticorruption survey from AlixPartners shows redoubled efforts at checking the rising tide of fraud and graft.
Most internal auditors are slow to help employers prepare for major corporate “disruptions” like big regulatory changes and cyber attacks.
The provider of tax compliance and internal audit solutions acquires Tagetik, a vendor of corporate performance management software.
The analytics company was delisted from the Nasdaq exchange after failing to submit SEC filings for almost a year.
The drive to combat corporate misconduct is making it a dangerous time to be a finance chief.
The margin for error for finance chiefs continues to narrow as regulators strive to hold individuals responsible for companies’ misdeeds.
Many report repeated instances of being pressured to squash or alter valid audit findings.
Does internal audit adequately cover the scope of the audit plan and report findings in a timely way?
But Mary Jo White cautions that recent PCAOB inspections have found "significant deficiencies" and audit committees may be taking on too much work.
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