Europe news from FierceSarbox

There has obviously been a lot of talk about outsourcing certain internal processes. The Read more...

A common European-U.S. accounting standard by 2009? That's the goal of the SEC, and chairman Chris Cox says it is feasible. We'll likely see a lot hand-wringing between now and then, especially on Read more...

One of the unintended consequences of Sarbanes-Oxley has been the unexpected rise of a truly global stock exchange company. The best example of this so far is the New York Stock Exchange. The new Read more...

Bob Beauchamp, the CEO of BMC Software, has an interesting perspective on Sarbanes-Oxley. BMC, of course, sells software that has been marketed as a solution to the Sarbox conundrum. A Read more...

A lot has been made recently of how much the U.S. financial markets are suffering due to Sarbanes-Oxley and the relative advantages the law has given Europe. Well, guess what? A new European Union Read more...

The conventional wisdom as of late has been that Sarbox and other compliance laws have Read more...

The state department would like to remind foreign companies that there are benefits to Sarbanes-Oxley as well as costs. The pitch goes like this: Companies, especially from weak-oversight Read more...

Would Sarbox ever apply to U.K. firms? The issue has exploded with a vengeance since one U.K. regulator really whipped Read more...

You're no doubt aware that globalization fever has gripped the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq, which have well-reported designs on Euronext and the London Stock Exchange, respectively. Read more...