Play it again... "Modernizing" Auditor Independence, Part 4
It's déjà vu all over again. More potential violations, more SEC custom-made rule changes to avoid having to prosecute them.
Thanks, everyone, for the phenomenal response to this auditor independence series.
You are gobbling it up, as evidenced by the real-time questions and follow-up, as well as links in other media.
One reader asked on Twitter:
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Well, it wasn’t a given that PwC, for example would fire Brandon Sprankle or Joshua Abrahams. That usually doesn’t happen.
In fact…