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Al and Mark Rosen

Al and Mark Rosen head up ARC|Accountability Research, and Rosen & Associates Forensic Accountants. They have authored hundreds of articles in national publications over the past 20 years on the topics of governance, investor protection, financial analysis and accounting red flags. They are also the authors of Swindlers: Cons & Cheats and How To Protect Your Investments From Them, and Easy Prey: Why Broken Safety Net Threaten Your Wealth.

The way to fix our white collar crime problem

  • TORONTO—Our financial investigation and forensic accounting business provides us with daily exposure to Canadian-based white collar crime. We have the frequent unpleasant task of
Opinion | BY AL AND MARK ROSEN | July 16, 2018
The Supreme Court of Canada last year reaffirmed its long-held stance that audited annual financial statements cannot be relied upon by investors for making investment decisions. The legal interpretation of the protection afforded by an audit has become so obscure and remote that it screams for a legislative fix. The Hill Times file photograph

The way to fix our white collar crime problem

Opinion | BY AL AND MARK ROSEN | July 16, 2018
  • TORONTO—Our financial investigation and forensic accounting business provides us with daily exposure to Canadian-based white collar crime. We have the frequent unpleasant task of

The way to fix our white collar crime problem

Opinion | BY AL AND MARK ROSEN | July 16, 2018
  • TORONTO—Our financial investigation and forensic accounting business provides us with daily exposure to Canadian-based white collar crime. We have the frequent unpleasant task of
The Supreme Court of Canada last year reaffirmed its long-held stance that audited annual financial statements cannot be relied upon by investors for making investment decisions. The legal interpretation of the protection afforded by an audit has become so obscure and remote that it screams for a legislative fix. The Hill Times file photograph
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