FTX auditor settles US SEC negligence case, pays fine

FTX auditor settles US SEC negligence case, pays fine

A FORMER auditor for FTX will pay US$1.95 million to settle two US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cases, including for alleged negligence in auditing the cryptocurrency exchange Sam Bankman-Fried led before being convicted of fraud. Prager Metis, based in New York, did not admit or deny wrongdoing in agreeing to Tuesday’s (Sep 17) settlements,…

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Leading the way in corporate governance

Leading the way in corporate governance

How does your company ensure that the interests of various stakeholders – such as shareholders, employees, and the community – are considered in your governance framework? Tan: CICT’s corporate governance framework is designed to ensure that the interests of all stakeholders, including investors, employees, tenants, shoppers, suppliers and communities, are carefully considered. For investors, regular…

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Microsoft, G42 start two AI centres in Abu Dhabi

Microsoft, G42 start two AI centres in Abu Dhabi

MICROSOFT and G42 are establishing two artificial intelligence (AI) centres in Abu Dhabi, months after they inked a US$1.5 billion deal and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) company agreed to divest from China.  One centre will help to develop best practices and industry standards for the responsible use of AI, both companies said in a…

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Sembcorp unit to acquire 30% interest in Senoko Energy

Sembcorp unit to acquire 30% interest in Senoko Energy

Sembcorp Utilities’ acquisition is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2024, subject to certain conditions SEMBCORP’S wholly owned subsidiary Sembcorp Utilities has signed a sale and purchase agreement with energy solutions provider Engie Global Developments to acquire a 30 per cent interest in energy supplier Senoko Energy. The interest is held through…

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Moody’s, Fitch withdraw LMIRT’s credit ratings

Moody’s, Fitch withdraw LMIRT’s credit ratings

The agencies also withdraw ratings on notes issued by LMIRT’s wholly owned subsidiary, LMIRT Capital TWO ratings agencies have withdrawn Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust’s (LMIRT) credit ratings. Moody’s Investor Service withdrew LMIRT’s “B2” corporate family rating, following a review of the issuer’s request for it to withdraw its rating. The rating agency has also…

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