Audit Committees: Disclosure Issues

In this 34-minute video, KPMG’s Rani Doyle addresses:

  1. Last minute management changes to earnings scripts
  2. Audit committee makes changes to SEC filings just to prove a point that they’ve read the document
  3. Audit committee asks for too much time to review a SEC filing
  4. Last minute developments impacting SEC filings or earnings releases, including:

a. Significant typo in a SEC filing
b. “Last minute” development / new information
c. New 8-K event just before a shelf-takedown
d. Miscommunications among disclosure team
e. Non-GAAP presentation debates
f. Time rush errors

  1. Forward-looking statements and legends
  2. ESG issues

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