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What do you think the common bond is for Enron, Arthur Andersen, and Sarbanes-Oxley?

This business college class I am taking does a "Tribond assignment" That makes you write a small one page paper about what the common bond is on three things. What do you think the common bond is for Enron, Arthur Andersen, and Sarbanes-Oxley?

Enron = Lack of internal controls

Arthur Andersen = Somehow managed to ‘overlook’ Enron’s lack of internal controls, because some of Andersen’s employees/auditors were also part of Enron’s management team.

Sarbanes-Oxley = Mandates that an auditing firm cannot be part of the company’s management ‘team’.
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That’s my opinion – hope it gives you a start. :)

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  1. capwest5a Says:

    Enron = Lack of internal controls

    Arthur Andersen = Somehow managed to ‘overlook’ Enron’s lack of internal controls, because some of Andersen’s employees/auditors were also part of Enron’s management team.

    Sarbanes-Oxley = Mandates that an auditing firm cannot be part of the company’s management ‘team’.
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    That’s my opinion – hope it gives you a start. :)
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