Bryan Shaw's Lawyer Has a Perfectly Good Explanation for His Client's Guilty Plea in KPMG Insider Trading Case
For once, we have a lawyer who is of very few words:
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Former KPMG Partner's ex-Golf Buddy/Co-conspirator Pleads Guilty in Insider Trading Case
Bryan Shaw, the man who provided ex-KPMG partner Scott London with Springsteen tickets, discount Rolexes, and black paper bags filled with cash in broad daylight, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud today.
Ex-KPMG Chairman Tim Flynn Still Has Some Game Left
According to Institutional Shareholder Services, TFly is only member of JPMorgan's risk policy committee who is meeting expectations:
Herbalife's Surprise Be-Our-New-Audit-Firm Sweepstakes Will Have a Winner Soon
On the condition, of course, that the partner can refrain from passing material non-public information to a golf buddy or other third party.
(UPDATE) KPMG, in the Midst of Grief, Is Reminding the Academic Community of Their Business Success and Enthusiastic Employees
Gotta get back to business, right?
John Veihmeyer Has a Friendly Message To New Associates In the Wake of KPMG's Insider Trading Scandal
Keep calm and carry the 1.
Scott London Won't Be Making Flirty Comments on the Facebook Page of Bryan Shaw's Wife Anytime Soon
"Don't call my wife a hottie, bro."
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@gregkyte @going_concern And the CFA Institute has instituted Investment Guidelines for their pension investments.
by @OnePoundOne
2 hours 16 min ago @retheauditors @going_concern Interesting! I wonder what some of the rank n file internal HLF auditors have to say about this whole mess.
by @OnePoundOne
3 hours 49 min ago @OnePoundOne @going_concern No, in my opinion, they are not and can not be for the re-audits.
by @retheauditors
3 hours 53 min ago 
