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Posted July 18, 2007
Web abuzz over Potter Leak Claims
Analysis of: Web abuzz over Potter Leak Claims | www.ft.com
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Analysis of: Web abuzz over Potter Leak Claims | www.ft.com
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The realm of CDO valuation has gained great significance in the public and accounting business landscape ever since two of the Bear Stearns hedge funds had a ...
Posted June 25, 2007
Pwc withdraws Yukos audits
Analysis of: Pwc withdraws Yukos audits | www.ft.com
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Analysis of: Pwc withdraws Yukos audits | www.ft.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Can the international auditing community accept the Yukos situation? What does the PWC withdrawal really mean for international reporting standards? Is Putin and his political machine going to be allowed to interfere with independent auditors?
Posted June 25, 2007
Pwc withdraws Yukos audits
Analysis of: Pwc withdraws Yukos audits | www.ft.com
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Analysis of: Pwc withdraws Yukos audits | www.ft.com
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Life for auditors across the globe is getting tougher. Technical areas like fair value and Sarbannes Oxley seem to be small matters compared to the impediments to independence. The latest case where a big ...
Posted June 25, 2007
Financial-Statement Fraud not a Solo Job, According to Study of Pre-Sox Years
Analysis of: Financial-Statement Fraud not a Solo Job, According to Study of Pre-Sox Years | www.acfe.com
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Analysis of: Financial-Statement Fraud not a Solo Job, According to Study of Pre-Sox Years | www.acfe.com
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power breed fraud, people with high authority tend to involved with fraud. people get position of operation and control together tends to involved with fraud. new market, which involved high technology, create fast money tends to attract fraud.
Posted June 20, 2007The Fair Value Challenge: The Real Challenge for the PCAOB, Auditors, and Financial Analysts
Analysis of: PCAOB ponders how to audit fair value | www.cfo.com
Author: Robert Kemp, Professor University of Virginia - CC
The real challenge for the PCAOB, auditors, and financial analysts is not the lack of expertise. The real challenge is twofold:
1. The user of financial statements must be educated and revise their expectations.
2. The US legal system must ...
Posted June 20, 2007
Fair Value Is Not a Just or Proper Price
Analysis of: PCAOB ponders how to audit fair value | www.cfo.com
Author: George Pugh, President George Pugh & Co
Fair Value Is Not a Just or Proper Price
Analysis of: PCAOB ponders how to audit fair value | www.cfo.com
Author: George Pugh, President George Pugh & Co
PCAOB’s chairman Mark Olson has said of SFAS No.159: "The increased use of fair value accounting poses a challenge for auditors and the PCAOB." Time is short as this SFAS goes into effect for most companies for financial years beginning after November 15, 2007, except for early adopters.
The...
Posted June 19, 2007The PCAOB misses the main point – by a mile
Analysis of: PCAOB ponders how to audit fair value | www.cfo.com
Author: Paul Miller, Professor The Regents of The University of Colorado
The shortage of value–based accounting expertise is real, but only in the sense that financial reporting practice is poised on the brink of a new era in which the volume of useful information is about to increase dramatically. The issue is how to get more people into the pipeline who understand...
Posted June 19, 2007Fair Value Accounting - A Reality Check For US Auditors and Financial Analysts
Analysis of: PCAOB:Can auditors handle fair value | www.cfo.com
Author: Robert Kemp, Professor University of Virginia - CC
The US accounting profession has long dealt with fair value. However how US accountants deal wit fair value is first a function of the US legal system. Until the US legal system changes, the US accounting profession will always have challenges. Thus the US accounting profession will...
Posted June 18, 2007
In Fraud, Many Hands Make Light Work
Analysis of: Financial-Statement Fraud not a Solo Job, According to Study of Pre-Sox Years | www.acfe.com
Author: George Pugh, President George Pugh & Co
In Fraud, Many Hands Make Light Work
Analysis of: Financial-Statement Fraud not a Solo Job, According to Study of Pre-Sox Years | www.acfe.com
Author: George Pugh, President George Pugh & Co
This article is based on “Control Overrides in Financial Statement Fraud” by Robert Tillman and Michael Indergaard of St. John’s University, available at http://www.theifp.org/research%20grants/tillman_final_report.pdf The study examines 834 companies that filed financial restatements between 1997 and...
Posted June 18, 2007
PCAOB:Can auditors handle fair value
Analysis of: PCAOB:Can auditors handle fair value | www.cfo.com
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auditors relied on expert for valuation of assets and liabilities litigation against auditors will be increased auditors should responsible for historical costs since the nature of auditing is checking historical records
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