Philippine SEC Proposes Mandatory Audits for Firms with Large Government Contracts

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the Philippines is proposing new rules that would require companies holding government contracts worth at least P100 million to undergo mandatory external audits.

7 Apr, 09:45 — 7 Apr, 09:45

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philstarMostly Factual132d ago

SEC wants firms with P100-million gov't contracts to undergo accredited audits

Companies holding government contracts worth at least P100 million or more would face mandatory external audits under new rules proposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

By Cristina Chi

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Philippine SEC Proposes Mandatory Audits for Firms with Large Government Contracts

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SEC wants firms with P100-million gov't contracts to undergo accredited audits

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