Time for the FRC to comply or explain

Naomi Rainey asks why the FRC takes so long over certain cases

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This week, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) removed one of its biggest millstones from its neck: the MG Rover audit inquiry.

Eight years after an investigation was first launched, and a decade after the alleged misconduct by Deloitte & Touche and Maghsoud Einollahi occurred, an embarrassing chapter of the regulator drew ...

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