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68 percent of senior finance professionals from UK-listed firms believe the government should delay implementing reforms to audit and corporate governance by two years, according to a survey by audit technology firm Galvanize.
The report collated responses from 250 UK-listed companies, including 40 from FTSE 100 businesses. On average, respondents called for a two-year delay, but a third (34 percent) preferred a three-year delay to the reforms.
Read more at Accountancy Age.
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