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What happened in Satyam and lessons for auditors

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<strong>What</strong> do we know?• No reports but bits <strong>and</strong> pieces of <strong>in</strong>fo. From CBI <strong>and</strong> SFIO reports which were published• SFIO report submitted but not available:• 12,000 pages <strong>in</strong> 30 volumes• CBI report submitted but not available:• 1532 documents• Statements of 433 witnesses• Papers packed <strong>in</strong>: 25 trunks• Charge sheet length: 300 pages• Annexures: 65000 pages• Investigation team size: 16• Scam size: Rs 7,800 cr –could be Rs 10,000 Cr• Front cos. Used by Raju: 327• Restatement of accounts by KPMG (Deloitte got out) pend<strong>in</strong>g (given permission till Mar10)• Probe by ICAI is progress<strong>in</strong>g‐ <strong>in</strong>terim report submitted?• Probe by En<strong>for</strong>cement directorate pend<strong>in</strong>g• BOB NY <strong>in</strong>vestigation is pend<strong>in</strong>g• 32 violations of Co .law found• So <strong>in</strong><strong>for</strong>mation is <strong>in</strong>complete as of date <strong>and</strong> we do not still have the total picture

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