The trouble is, in no way do they act like they are "crucially important for a working economy" (which i agree with). They abuse their position at every opportunity.
We might as well turn "audits" over to the short sellers like Hindenburg Research, at least they make money by exposing rotten accounts rather than hiding them.
The fact that being an activist short seller has become a business model in the last ~8 years tell you how bad the likes of EY are.
We might as well turn "audits" over to the short sellers like Hindenburg Research, at least they make money by exposing rotten accounts rather than hiding them.
The fact that being an activist short seller has become a business model in the last ~8 years tell you how bad the likes of EY are.