The Chinese government is cracking down on the Big Four auditing firms, Deloitte, PwC, EY, and KPMG, amid concerns over their role in the Evergrande crisis and other financial scandals.
Big Four Auditing FirmsChinaEvergrandePwcDeloitteEyKpmgAuditing CrisisReal EstateJul 14, 2024
The primary responsibility of a financial auditor is to offer an unbiased assessment of a company's financial statements.
Evergrande's aggressive expansion strategies and accounting malpractices led to a liquidity crisis, threatening to destabilize the broader real estate sector and the entire Chinese economy.
PwC, Evergrande's official auditor for almost 14 years, has been held responsible for failing to disclose the company's real financial health.
The Chinese government is fighting back by relieving PwC of its duties and switching to other auditors, and fining Evergrande Group for allegedly falsifying its revenue and deceiving its investors and lenders.
It remains to be seen whether the Big Four firms will be able to regain the trust they once wielded in China.
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