When a director or officer joins or leaves a public company, the SEC requires certain information be disclosed in a current report (8-K) under Item 5.02 within four business days. The information required includes basics, such as the officer’s name, … Continue reading
Category Archives: Director & Officer Changes
Audit Analytics for E&O Insurers
McGowanPRO is a family-owned industry leader for specialized Professional Liability Insurance. Gary Sutherland, founder of NAPLIA (which was recently acquired by McGowanPRO) and one of Audit Analytics’ first clients, has been using Audit Analytics for close to fifteen years. Gary … Continue reading
Audit Analytics now Offers Accounting Quality Insights
Audit Analytics is proud to announce Accounting Quality Insights, our newest research product geared towards investors and financial professionals. Accounting matters are crucial in understanding the complete financial picture of a company; our insights cover accounting, control, and related governance … Continue reading
Audit Analytics for Regional Accounting Firms
Frazier & Deeter LLC is a full-service accounting firm, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Operating across all industries, Frazier & Deeter offers a wide range of tax, audit, accounting and advisory services. Bill Godshall is the lead quality control Partner for … Continue reading
Clark Nuber Leverages Audit Analytics for Non-SEC Opportunities
Clark Nuber P.S. is a CPA and consulting firm located in the Seattle Metro Area. With a staff of over 200 professionals, Clark Nuber specializes in private companies, angel and venture-backed companies, not-for-profit, and public sector organizations. Clark Nuber is … Continue reading
Top Five to Celebrate First Five
We published our first blog post in October of 2012. Over the past five years, our analysts have shared their insights into various auditing and accounting trends and issues. Publishing more than 300 blogs, we have covered a vast array of … Continue reading
Predicting Material Weakness
Audit Analytics has released a white paper, Predicting Material Weakness, which discusses how certain company events and disclosures—such as late filings, auditor changes, or CEO / CFO departures—can be used to predict the probability that the company will also have … Continue reading