Why don’t auditors find fraud?
Regulators have put forward a series of proposals to clarify and extend responsibilities to spot wrongdoing and investors say they are willing to pay
Regulators have put forward a series of proposals to clarify and extend responsibilities to spot wrongdoing and investors say they are willing to pay
Lawyers for investors in collapsed payments group claim Big Four firm’s reorganisation made it harder to enforce claims
Investigation by Germany’s Spiegel, Austria’s Standard and two other media outlets claims Jan Marsalek was helped escape by an erotic actress turned spy
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Former chief operating officer Jan Marsalek vanished after audit revealed €1.9bn hole in cash reserves
Two former executives given jail sentences related to collapse of once high-flying German payments group
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Sanctions come less than a month after wider Widercard group’s one-time auditors were fined by German authorities
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Former Wirecard CEO maintains he has no responsibility for one of Europe’s biggest corporate frauds
Former Wirecard chief executive in on trial in Munich along with two managers who worked at the online payments company
Collapsed payments firm’s trustee accidentally told auditor that he did not hold any money on its behalf
Prosecutors accused of ignoring crucial evidence and relying on witness who told ‘pack of lies’
Executive denies any knowledge of or involvement in a €1.9 billion accounting fraud that brought down the electronic payments firm
Collapse of fintech amid allegations of fraud is major embarrassment for German banking regulator and politicians
High-profile firm collapsed last year amid allegations revenue and assets were faked
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Liquidators have completed two reports on Dublin firm’s collapse
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Funding part of €8bn plan including training and fraud detection initiatives
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Lawsuit over losses to be watched closely by many including group’s former shareholders
Oliver Bellenhaus tells German prosecutors he set up shell firms at Jan Marsalek’s behest
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Heike Pauls had briefed managers at payment group about hedge fund’s criticism
Despite the David v Goliath portrayal, Redditors’ moral outrage is misplaced
Glowing assessments adorned last annual reports of Wirecard and Carillion before they imploded
Credit rating agency to expand how it evaluates lenders’ riskiness amid raft of scandals
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Audit partners signed off accounts despite warnings from colleagues
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