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The cult of Equity Heated debate Correction: Spanish banks ReprintsIf HP's claims are true, Deloitte, Autonomy's auditor, will be the one in the cross-hairs.

That arrangement is obviously problematic: Shell has bet its future on the £35bn takeover and now its lead auditor will be making judgments on assets that he had signed off in his last job.

The external auditor will be required to report "red flags" to the IRS.

The new auditors will be chosen by Tesco's audit committee, which is chaired by new non-executive Byron Grote.

The auditors will be tasked with discovering whether or not taxpayer's money was wasted or misplaced through incompetence – and whether or not it is now retrievable.

Customers will be able to monitor the program's progress at the company's Web site, where reports from independent auditors will be posted twice a year.

Officials at the European Commission and Britain's Financial Services Authority have already expressed disquiet at the deal, fearing that big companies will have too little choice and that auditors will be free to raise their fees.All is not necessarily lost for Andersen's American business.

Investors and bankers may learn not to trust companies that report mysteriously spectacular profit growth; auditors will be warier of bosses' pressure to sign dodgy accounts; rating agencies and regulators may be more nervous about companies that do not come clean about all their activities.

Confidence in the stock market rests on several basic beliefs: that corporate managers will be truthful, that auditors will be able to judge companies' financial positions and that stock analysts and bond rating agencies will be able to analyze how sound or promising companies are.

In the latest of a series of proposed financial regulation changes, Michel Barnier, EU internal market commissioner, is proposing that auditors will be forced to rotate after a maximum of six years with any particular company – and will then have to wait ("cool off") for four years before the same client can re-engage them.

That means the auditors will be hired and fired by the board of directors' audit committee.