SGX hones ability to scrutinise asset valuations, pressures auditors — will it close the ‘trust deficit’?

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SGX hones ability to scrutinise asset valuations, pressures auditors — will it close the ‘trust deficit’?

Ben Paul Published on Mon, Feb 04, 2019 / 4:35 PM GMT+8

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SINGAPORE (Feb 4): On Jan 25, Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) briefed several journalists about its plans to play a more active role in determining the scope of statutory audits of locally listed companies, and beef up its capabilities to scrutinise the value of corporate assets.

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SGX hones ability to scrutinise asset valuations, pressures auditors — will it close the ‘trust deficit’?

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