Sentence examples for selection of auditors from inspiring English sources

James McRitchie observed that many of the proposals submitted decades ago by the Gilbert Brothers (see this article), such as the right to ratify the selection of auditors, are now standard fare at annual meetings.

But the change would reduce the risk of the CFO suggesting an auditor to a committee member on the golf course.Some critics suggest taking the selection of auditors away from companies entirely.

In the 2018 proxy season, 143 of the technology and life sciences companies included in the Fenwick Silicon Valley 150 Index (SV 150) and 99 of the S&P 100 companies held annual meetings that typically included voting for the election of directors, ratifying the selection of auditors of the company's financial statements and voting on executive officer compensation ("say-on-pay").

Audit committees should develop a recommendation on the selection of auditors independently of management with selection criteria set up front and tenderers assessed against those criteria.

Our results are robust to considering the severity of fraud, excluding firms cross-listing in other jurisdictions, using alternative measures of fraud, accounting for the self-selection of auditors, and controlling for other corporate governance mechanisms.

I conduct analyses to control for companies' complexity, their selection for (non) tax certified individual auditors, and the selection of individual auditors to become tax consultants or not.

In proxy material sent each year to shareholders, most public companies ask that their selection of outside auditors be ratified.

This study recommends that the audit regulator become more involved in the selection of the auditor and that joint audits be conducted in which at least one auditor would not be a member of the Big Four.

A number of reform proposals seek one or more of the following: (1) greater restrictions on the provision of consulting services by auditors to their audit clients (in the belief that lucrative auditing services seduce the auditor into acquiescence), (2) greater competition within the industry, or (3) greater governmental involvement in the selection of the auditor.

The bank said it would agree to other changes suggested by the judge, including allowing the court to settle any disputes between the bank and the S.E.C. over the selection of an auditor and a lawyer to oversee the bank's future disclosure practices.

"These findings raise questions about the integrity of the selection process," auditors wrote in their report.