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    • Govt likely to amend companies act, tender norms to help Indian audit firms take on Big 4

      Relaxing composition norms, tender reforms and capital support measures are among the changes that the ministry of corporate affairs is planning to build globally competitive domestic auditors

    • Abrupt mid-term auditor exits rise in FY25; raise governance concerns

      The number of mid-term auditor resignations saw an increase in FY25 when compared to the previous fiscal when 34 such exits were announced.

    • Auditors of AGS Transact issued an adverse report after Q3FY25 results

      AGS Transact has defaulted/delayed in certain loan repayments, GST registrations in certain states have been suspended/cancelled and there have been delays in payment of statutory dues, employee salaries and vendor payments, a Crisil note observed.

    • Does spurt in abrupt resignations by statutory auditors point to governance issues?

      Experts believe that this is a major governance issue and while the reasons for such sudden departure needs to be examined and analysed, auditors have mostly been very ambiguous in terms of giving the reasons for resigning

    • Byju's auditor BDO resigns after seeking forensic audit, founder Raveendran alleges blackmail tactics

      In a letter to Byju's board, which only includes the founder's family currently, BDO has however said the company lacked transparency, a sentiment even previous auditors have highlighted.

    • Auditors are under fire from the NFRA

      The accounting authority NFRA is passing a stream of orders against allegedly errant auditors, conducting swift investigations and passing detailed orders. But, there is a risk of overreach as well 

    • Inside DeHaat: Auditor concerns, governance lapses and fast-depleting funds

    • Erring auditors may escape direct heat from SEBI’s wrath

    • Crowdsourcing ideas can help auditors meet stakeholders' expectations: NFRA chief

    • Ernst & Young to pay $100 million fine after auditors cheated on ethics exams

    • Can SEBI act against errant auditors? 

    • Five key highlights of RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das’s speech at NAAA

    • RBI Auditor Appointments | The slip between the cup and the lip

    • Explained | How new RBI rules change the way auditors function in banks

    • SEBI’s new conduct rules much needed but fund managers may turn risk-averse

    • SEBI board meet: Here's all you need to know

    • Mumbai Police arrest two auditors in PMC Bank scam case

    • MCA summons Gautam Thapar, auditor and other key personnel of CG Power amid fraud probe

    • WOTS UP | Auditors continue to be in limelight for wrong reasons; a carmaker's bizarre strategy

    • No country for individual investors; why DHFL should be made a test case for investor protection

    • Editor's Take | IL&FS to be audit watchdog NFRA's first test case

    • Auditors’ dilemma – to sign or to resign?

    • Submit audit reports with consolidated results: Bourses to cos

    • Tree House Edu clarifies SES' doubt over high receivables

    • Cos Act: Government for retrospective auditor rotation

      The government proposed rotation of auditors with retrospective effect, in its draft rules for the new Companies Act. CNBC-TV18's Payaswini Upadhyay reports that the ministry, which put out draft rules to accompany 16 of the 29 chapters in the Act, call for changes in accounting and auditors.

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