CS - Centre for the study of Financial Innovation Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation
  Publications login Login   search Search    view basket View basket    help Help    Checkout Go to Checkout    contact Contact us  
searchQuick Search

go

Shopping BasketShopping Basket

Your shopping basket does not contain any items.



 
CS Publications
 


Thinking not ticking: Bringing competition to the public interest audit Thinking not ticking: Bringing competition to the public interest audit
By: Jonathan Hayward

“There are two fundamental problems with independent auditing.  The first is that it isn’t independent at all…The second… is that it is an uncompetitive market, dominated by four large firms.” Jonathan Hayward

After Enron, Tyco, GlobalCrossing, Ahold and HealthSouth, we are all aware of the problem.  And many of us are aware of how, in the US at least, Sarbanes-Oxley intends to impose some kind of solution – a solution that most people who know anything about accounting believe is fundamentally flawed.

Jonathan Hayward (who, as a former audit partner at one of the then Big Five practices, does indeed know a lot about accounting) proposes a radically different approach .




 

Publication Details

No of pages : 58
Publication Date: 01/04/2003
Price: £25.00
ISBN: 0-9543145-6-5
 

Available Formats

Paperback Buy now Buy now
PDF Buy & Download now Buy & Download now

 

Back | Checkout Go to checkout | print Print this page