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The resurgence of restatements - is uptick here to stay?
While financial restatements increased 7% year-over-year, the uptick is at least partially attributed to SEC enforcement activity. Changes in…
Dec 19
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Olga Usvyatsky
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The resurgence of restatements - is uptick here to stay?
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Behind the Curtain of SEC Reviews: Quantum Computing’s Unusual 508-Day Scrutiny
A deep dive into the SEC’s prolonged review of Quantum Computing Inc., uncovering rare comment patterns and potential links to Borgers-related events
Dec 16
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Olga Usvyatsky
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Behind the Curtain of SEC Reviews: Quantum Computing’s Unusual 508-Day Scrutiny
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November 2024
Super Micro’s new auditor: a step toward compliance, but what's next?
Super Micro engages BDO to audit 2024 annual report, but there is still a long road to regain compliance.
Nov 24
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Olga Usvyatsky
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Super Micro’s new auditor: a step toward compliance, but what's next?
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Red Flags in Amended Annual Reports - Quarterly Update #4
Amended annual reports deserve investor's attention because they often deliver bad news.
Nov 17
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Olga Usvyatsky
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Red Flags in Amended Annual Reports - Quarterly Update #4
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Microsoft’s quiet investment in OpenAI: the story behind $13 billion in disclosed investment
Exploring the implications of Microsoft's stake in OpenAI and the shifting boundaries of disclosure.
Nov 12
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Olga Usvyatsky
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Francine McKenna
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Microsoft’s quiet investment in OpenAI: the story behind $13 billion in disclosed investment
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October 2024
When Auditors Walk: Red Flags and What They Signal
Understanding the Subtle but Telling Signs of Auditor Resignations
Oct 24
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Olga Usvyatsky
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When Auditors Walk: Red Flags and What They Signal
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Long SEC Reviews Quarterly Update # 4
Long SEC reviews reflect ongoing regulatory concerns over a company’s financial disclosures or accounting practices, signaling potential risks or…
Oct 9
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Olga Usvyatsky
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Long SEC Reviews Quarterly Update # 4
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September 2024
Emerging comment letter trends: a closer look at SEC comments on cybersecurity, clawbacks, and beneficial ownership
This article explores recent SEC comment letters, focusing on emerging patterns in response to newly adopted rules on cybersecurity disclosure, clawback…
Sep 18
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Olga Usvyatsky
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Emerging comment letter trends: a closer look at SEC comments on cybersecurity, clawbacks, and beneficial ownership
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Why EY’s dropping certain clients signals a strategic move in a tight audit market
The piece uses data to examine whether EY's departures were concentrated among riskier clients.
Sep 6
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Olga Usvyatsky
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Why EY’s dropping certain clients signals a strategic move in a tight audit market
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August 2024
Cracking the clawback code: what are the odds of a compensation payback?
A deep dive into the complexities of the SEC’s new clawback regulations and their impact on executive compensation.
Aug 26
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Olga Usvyatsky
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Cracking the clawback code: what are the odds of a compensation payback?
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Navigating lengthy SEC reviews: key insights for crypto companies
Understanding the factors behind extended SEC review processes can help cryptocurrency companies proactively improve their disclosures, mitigate risks…
Aug 18
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Olga Usvyatsky
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Navigating lengthy SEC reviews: key insights for crypto companies
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Coca-Cola Faces $16 Billion Tax Battle: Ongoing Dispute with IRS Puts Profit and Liquidity at Risk
Coca-Cola has chosen to bet everything on winning. It’s a high risk wager where investors have been provided with minimal disclosure.
Aug 12
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Olga Usvyatsky
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Francine McKenna
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Coca-Cola Faces $16 Billion Tax Battle: Ongoing Dispute with IRS Puts Profit and Liquidity at Risk
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