NZ audit regulatory functions get tick from FMA
Strong financial markets depend on effective frontline regulators who consider policies and processes along with how culture and conduct reflect the best interests of customers...
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Bridging the audit expectation gap
Managing perceived threats to auditor independence is vital for keeping public trust in the sector, and so is audit quality...
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How technology will allow audit to look forwards not backwards
Research from CA ANZ and ACCA details how technology is transforming audit...
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How confident are Australian retail investors?
CA ANZ’s research shows healthy investor confidence in Australian markets (84%) and companies (86%) but investors are nervous about global political unrest...
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Survey: Solid confidence in NZ capital markets
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand survey shows investors are mostly confident in audited financial reporting by public companies...
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CA ANZ welcomes consultation to reduce ASIC fees for auditors
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) welcomes the opportunity to provide input on draft regulations reducing auditor resignation fees back to $40 (from $3,487) after engaging with...
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Auditors’ ASIC fees to go down
Treasury has released a consultation to reduce the fees for auditors to apply to resign from a client from more than $3,000 to $40, following a letter by CA ANZ late last year...
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"Serious consequences" warning for unqualified NZ members completing audits
The New Zealand Disciplinary Tribunal for members of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand issues warning about unqualified audits...
