Welcome to Sox Talks, a new podcast from CFO Dive that delves into what the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) has accomplished, the evolution of corporate reporting and public company auditing, and what’s next from the perspective of three key stakeholder groups: public company auditors; regulators; and investors.
Tune in to this three-part series to listen to our panel of experts discuss the most pressing issues related to SOX today.
Check out the podcast episodes below.
⬆- Ep. 3 Investor Perspective: SOX and the Future of Corporate Reporting
- Ep. 2 Auditor Perspective: What Has SOX Accomplished and Left Undone
- Ep. 1 Regulator Perspective: The PCAOB 20 Years Later and What’s Next in the Evolution of Corporate Reporting and Investor Expectations
Ep. 3
Investor Perspective: SOX and the Future of Corporate Reporting
Twenty years after SOX was signed into law, changing investor expectations for corporate reporting may test the landmark legislation.
Ep. 2
Auditor Perspective: What Has SOX Accomplished and Left Undone
In the world of corporate reporting, public company auditors serve as gatekeepers to capital markets. As corporate reporting becomes increasingly interconnected and complex, how are independent auditors moving beyond financial statements and creating more transparency and reliability as the system evolves?
Ep. 1
Regulator Perspective: The PCAOB 20 Years Later and What’s Next in the Evolution of Corporate Reporting and Investor Expectations
SOX created the PCAOB to oversee public company auditors. Has the organization made progress over the last twenty years against its investor protection mission, and what’s next?
