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PCAOB imposes $100k civil money penalty on New York-based audit firm
A failure to adhere to standards for communications between predecessor and successor auditors is at the heart of the violation.
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OPINION: SEC’s IFRS threat – what it means for global sustainability reporting
Paul Atkins has threatened to ban overseas companies from using IFRS if they include any sustainability concerns.
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Opinion: IFRS Foundation funding concerns central to Atkins’s OECD remarks
A closer reading of the Chair’s comments in the speech shows, as a primary focus, explicit and very prosaic concerns about the IFRS Foundation’s long-term solvency and stability.
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FCA review of climate disclosures: A call for streamlining and simplicity
The FCA has outlined its next steps, which focus on enhancing and simplifying the sustainability reporting framework.
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Inside the collapse of Microsoft-backed UK tech unicorn Builder.ai
Top investors including Qatar are realising they may have backed a business that largely reported artificial revenues
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Reeves promises new legislation around reporting rules for UK firms
The announcement is another step in the government’s broader agenda to reshape the UK regulatory landscape and decrease burden on businesses.
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Hotel asset manager settles with SEC over cyber breach misreporting
The charges reflect the SEC’s sustained focus on accurate cybersecurity statements.
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ASIC roundup: A$11.3m penalty for Mercer, and falsified signatures on audit documents
The Australian Securities & Investments Commission’s latest actions and news, July 29 – August 2, 2024.