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| Audit updates: October 2016

In our monthly roundup of developments in audit and governance, PwC fined £2.3m over Cattles audit, KPMG face tribunal over Equity Red Star, BDO takes over Image Scans Holdings audit

| PwC Switzerland scores with FIFA audit

World football governing body FIFA, which has been hit by allegations of corruption and financial irregularities, has appointed PwC Switzerland as its statutory auditor following the resignation of previous auditors KPMG three months ago

| FRC analysis of audit deficiencies shows improvements at firms

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has published a thematic review on the subject of the root cause analysis (RCA) performed by audit firms relating to unsatisfactory audit inspection findings, which says all those firms inspected are improving but more planning and consistency in processes is required

| KPMG faces disciplinary tribunal over Equity Red Star audit

KPMG and two of its audit partners who are ICAEW members, plus a CIMA member, are to face a disciplinary tribunal over their handling of the audit of Lloyd’s Syndicate 218 (Equity Red Star), a specialist motor insurer, following an investigation by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC)

Finance | FRC fines PwC £2.3m over defective Cattles audit

PwC has been fined £2.3m by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) over failures in its audit of sub-prime lender Cattles and its operating subsidiary Welcome Financial Services Ltd (WFS), while former audit partner Simon Bradburn has been severely reprimanded and given a £75,000 fine
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