Auditing after Enron: reshaping the investor information value chian

Article Abstract:

The Enron case is found to be a holistic problem needed a solution for every part of a chain of events. The authors suggest that auditors be selected by a panel of shareholders, that they add value to their reports by discussing problems encountered, and that they leverage their knowledge of the business by authoritative reporting.

Methods, Auditing

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'Boiler room' fraud

Article Abstract:

Judah Wernick, a stockbroker connected with the businesses of Joseph Gutnick in the US has pleaded guilty of participating in a big stock-broking scam. The scam was designed to seduce ordinary investors into buying worthless shares at inflated prices.

Legal issues & crime, Security brokers and dealers, Securities Brokerage, Stock Brokerage, Company legal issue, Stockbrokers, Investigations, Securities fraud

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