Regulators are poised to require that accounting firms identify who is in charge of each audit they perform at publicly traded companies. But just where that disclosure will happen is still up for debate.
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Regulators are poised to require that accounting firms identify who is in charge of each audit they perform at publicly traded companies. But just where that disclosure will happen is still up for debate.