US lawmakers reiterate concerns about ‘sham’ crypto firm audits to PCAOB
Two U.S. senators cited the collapse of FTX when writing to Public Company Accounting Oversight Board chair Erica Williams in January, but now suggest improper auditing could have affected three banks as well.
Two U.S. senators cited the collapse of FTX when writing to Public Company Accounting Oversight Board chair Erica Williams in January, but now suggest improper auditing could have affected three banks as well.
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