Imagine there are two new listings with largely identical businesses. Company A has its report signed off by a Hong Kong arm of a Big Four accountancy. Company B's is signed by the accountancy's...
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- May 19, 2013
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The impact of interest rate liberalisation on mainland banks will be reflected in a further compression of their net interest margin in their results this year, Ernst & Young says.
The legal battle between the Securities and Futures Commission and Ernst & Young kicked off yesterday, with lawyers debating whether state secrets were an excuse for not handing a listing...
A partner in the Hong Kong office of the accounting firm Ernst & Young is to be cross-examined in court by lawyers from the Securities and Futures Commission over the firm's alleged failure to...
Ernst & Young has agreed to pay US$123 million in a settlement with criminal prosecutors in the US, admitting that some of its most senior tax partners had been involved in developing,...
In its globalisation index, E&Y polled 730 senior business executives worldwide last year to gauge the degree of globalisation relative to the gross domestic product of the economy. Hong Kong...
Without much public fanfare or even awareness except in the gloomy world of bean-counting accountants, China and the United States have embarked on yet another business collision course.
Ernst & Young has agreed to pay C$117 million (HK$912 million) to settle shareholder claims regarding its audits of Sino-Forest Corp, the tree-plantation company that filed for bankruptcy...
The world's top five largest accounting firms facing a US regulatory probe relating to allegations they withheld documents under mainland state secret laws, have called on China and the US to...
Accounting firm BDO stands behind competitor Ernst & Young's decision to withhold some audit-related documents from the Securities and Futures Commission on the grounds of mainland secrecy...
Soccer-loving Brazil is also kicking goals in the property stakes, with values rising by a world-beating 18.4 per cent year-on-year.
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