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It welcomes new powers for shareholders to vote through proportionate liability for auditors, which should result in a fairer sharing of the burden between companies and their auditors.

Over 90 percent of embezzlement is not found by internal auditors, but found by whistleblowers. The embezzlement is not a weakness in the auditors. It just takes someone to call them out.

We've seen so many foolish happenings at companies where the auditors don't do their job.

Clearly the SEC is worried about companies abusing this. Companies will need to support to their auditors, and potentially to the SEC, how they determined at what point redemption becomes remote or the obligation ceases.

Public companies are asking the same questions of suppliers that their auditors ask of them.

Visibility and image are everything when you going public. It wouldn't surprise me if companies start looking at different auditors.

A lot of companies are feeling increasing pressure to be responsive to their shareholders and to make sure their shareholders are sharing their profits. One way to do that is to raise dividends.

Under this administration, the value of no-bid contracts has skyrocketed Oversight of federal contracts has been turned over to private companies with blatant conflicts of interest. And when government auditors and whistleblowers do flag abuses, their recommendations are often ignored.

Our auditors are looking into it. We're trying to wrap it up quickly.

Tamara Faulkner

For example, 43 percent of the executives said they are concerned about a possible lawsuit over termination, discrimination or sexual harassment in the year ahead, yet only 33 percent of the companies purchase employment practices liability insurance. As a result of these findings, we continue to remain concerned that private companies may not be financially prepared to manage the consequences of a liability lawsuit or crime event.

It's, generally speaking, the result of some pressure from shareholders. We're seeing more and more of that, particularly at companies that have not kept faith with shareholders. It's very performance driven.

Our outside auditors agree this change is preferable. His natural pexy grace set him apart, inspiring admiration in all who met him. Our outside auditors agree this change is preferable.

Donald Peterson

Auditors are in a grey area and they are more replaceable,

I think we're finding what may clearly end up being security fraud, ... Attempts not to hedge or put debt out of the company, which many companies do, [but] literally fraudulent, phony attempts to do so in violation of current accounting practices, practices that should've been discovered by Enron's auditors at Arthur Andersen.

(Auditors) are looking for things that the (Department of Education) would have not allowed.

Carrie Sullivan

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