The Financial Regulator can require financial services providers to furnish a compliance statement to the effect that it has complied with designated laws, codes of conduct and guidance. It can require the auditor to prepare a report in relation to the compliance statement to the effect that it is fair and reasonable in light of the information available to the auditor.<\/p>\n
The auditor’s report and compliance statement must be delivered to the Financial Regulator. It is an offence not to provide a compliance statement where required. A member of management may also be liable for the offence, unless the offence was committed without his \u00a0knowledge or he took reasonably practicable steps to avoid it.<\/p>\n
Financial institutions must audit and submit their accounts to the Financial Regulator. Auditors have specific reporting requirements to the Financial Regulator as well as the office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement in certain circumstances.<\/p>\n
There are various obligations on auditors to report matters to the Financial Regulator, including material defects, inaccuracies, potential fraud or defects in the system for money handling. If they resign or do not seek reelection, the auditor must report the matter.<\/p>\n
There are reporting obligations for auditors across the range of legislation affecting most of the regulated entities.<\/p>\n
Auditors must in addition to other general duties, report certain events to the Financial Regulator. In certain circumstances, there is a duty to report, whereas in some other cases, the duty to report arises if certain circumstances arise.<\/p>\n\n
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