Last week’s post looked at the top five auditors for each of the leading states with the largest market share for the number of ERISA benefit plans. For this article, we breakout the top five auditors for each state by … Continue reading
Category Archives: OIA (Other Independent Audits)
Leading Benefit Plan Auditors Among Top 5 States
We previously looked at the leading states for benefit plans, by both the overall number of plans and by the amount of assets audited. For this article, we breakout the top five auditors for each state by the number of … Continue reading
Leading States for Benefit Plans
Our last ERISA benefit plan analysis looked at total plans for the entire United States. Below, we continue that analysis and take an in-depth look at the top five states for both the most number of benefit plans and the … Continue reading
Who Audits Benefit Plans
Global and national audit firms continue to dominate the ERISA benefit plan marketplace. With nearly 2,400 clients, CliftonLarsonAllen audits the most number of ERISA benefit plans in the U.S. RSM US, a close second, audits almost 2,300 benefit plans. While the … Continue reading
Differences in Loss Reserve Estimate Disclosures Could Spell Uncertainty
Investors and analysts should be aware that there is more than one way to disclose Changes in Accounting Estimates. In some cases, inconsistency in the disclosure practices make it difficult to predict whether a review or an investigation is likely … Continue reading
Could We have Predicted the General Electric Insurance Charge?
General Electric (GE) stock reached a new low of $16.02 on January 19, 2018, continuing the 2017 downtrend into 2018. The slide followed an announcement that the company has completed a comprehensive review of its insurance portfolio. The review was … Continue reading
Broker-Dealer Market Share by Assets
Our last post, Who Audits Broker-Dealers, discussed the auditor market share of broker-dealers simply by the number of clients audited. The total assets of a company provides a general idea of how large a company is, and we use this … Continue reading