Securities and Futures Commission and Ernst & Young argue in court over whether mainland state secrets law meant audit papers could not be handed over. Securities and Futures Commission and Ernst & Young argue in court over whether mainland state secrets law meant audit papers could not be handed over.
Securities and Futures Commission and Ernst & Young argue in court over whether mainland state secrets law meant audit papers could not be handed over.
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Ernst & Young in court over secrets kept from the SFC

Watchdog and Big Four accountancy firm argue in court over whether mainland state secrets law meant papers could not be handed over

Enoch Yiu
Enoch Yiu

Updated: 5:52am, 28 Mar, 2013

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Securities and Futures Commission and Ernst & Young argue in court over whether mainland state secrets law meant audit papers could not be handed over. Securities and Futures Commission and Ernst & Young argue in court over whether mainland state secrets law meant audit papers could not be handed over.
Securities and Futures Commission and Ernst & Young argue in court over whether mainland state secrets law meant audit papers could not be handed over.
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