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    Enron case study

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    1: Evaluate Enron profit and cash flow performance during the period 1998 – 2000? Profitability Measures Enron’s reported net income grew from $703 million in 1998 to $979 million in 2000‚ totaling 35.1% profit growth for the three-year period. Enron was among the leading of “high performing” companies by sustaining a high earnings growth insight. However‚ as Table 1 indicates‚ Enron’s reported profits were microscopic relation to revenues. Net income did not grow at anything near the same rate

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    The Downfall of Enron

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    wide-ranging undercover and risky trading procedures in a manner that did not properly reflect their debt on its balance sheets. The asset-light strategy‚ the SPEs‚ and the off-balance-sheet financing they provided to Enron seems to be the core cause of Enron’s ultimate failure. The first sign of weakness in the firm’s financial structure became clear on October 16‚ 2001 when the firm reported a $638 million third-quarter loss and revealed a $1.2 billion decrease in shareholder equity‚ partly related to

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    The collapse of Enron

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    In the aftermath of Enron’s bankruptcy filing‚ numerous Enron executives were charged with criminal acts‚ including fraud‚ money laundering‚ and insider trading. Ben Glisan‚ Enron’s former treasurer‚ was charged with two-dozen counts of money laundering‚ fraud‚ and conspiracy. During the plea negotiations‚ Glisan described Enron as a “house of cards.” Andrew Fastow‚ Jeff Skilling‚ and Ken Lay are among the most notable top-level executives implicated in the collapse of Enron’s “house of cards.” Andrew

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    Enron Eassy

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    Palepu‚ Paul. M Haley. The Fall of Enron) However‚ superficial prosperity offered sufficient opportunities for the management to reap private benefits; because of Enron’s complex reporting and accounting methods‚ outsiders were never able to detect this. It’s reasonable for anyone to condemn the inappropriate ethical leadership of Enron’s board‚ but changing the ethics of business behavior and the "sociology" of the boardroom cannot be accomplished through structural changes alone. (De Kluyver‚ Page

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    .before Skilling came to Enron. He had a large impact on Enron’s business strategy...”(Fox‚ 2003‚ p.77). This high-risk‚ high-reward trading environment was a novel business model for a company that had originally been a natural gas distribution operator with a series of pipelines. As Enron began to expand into alternative lines of business such as electrical power generation‚ electricity trading and even broadband distribution‚ Enron’s focus on revenues obscured any pretence of corporate ethics

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    business ethics

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    not seem to display‚ which led to Enron’s operations file for bankruptcy in 2001. Enron’s scandal has become one of the most talked about forms of unethical business behaviors. The company’s collapse resulted from the disclosure that it had reported false profits‚ used accounting methods that failed to follow generally accepted procedures. Both internal and external controls failed to detect the financial losses disguised as profits for a number of years. Enron’s managers and executives retired or

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    What Happened to Enron?

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    strategy of Enron with the beginning of the task. There are in essence the story of this idea. Due to the written reasons‚ personality of Jeff is become a important variable. Jeff’s only purpose was only profit. The most important factor of making Enron’s development increase is lobby activities. These activities include bribes‚ changing employee‚ media organization‚ political support. Enron tried to be first in liberalization market; if necessary they could apply unethical ways to take liberalization

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    Hamza Ahmad Hamza Ahmad Hamza Ahmad STUDENT ID: W12302464 Hamza Ahmad STUDENT ID: W12302464 Advanced Audit Course work Advanced Audit Course work Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1 INTRODUCTION 3 CHANGES IN REGULATIONS 3 CHALLENGES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 4 RESPONDING TO THE CHANGES 4 Research Studies 4 Response to Surbanes-Oxley Act 5 Response to the European Commission’s proposals 6 Enron Failure 6 Arthur Andersen failure 6 Lehman Brothers failure 6 Ernst & Young

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    IN DEPENDENCE OF AUDITOR – ENRON AND ARTHUR ANDERSEN CASE Introduction The world economy in recent years has got some significant growth but also had quite serious scandals. They caused the shakes for many‚ both citizens and authorities. Therefore‚ it is a challenging time and it is the time for change. An absolutely necessity is to enhance the true reliable financial information because the success on the capital market depends on it. The key factor is to assure that auditors must take a completely

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    Comm101 Tutorial1

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    that contributed to the failure of Enron? Briefly explain two key factors. Enron collapsed in large part because of the unethical practices of its executives. Egoism (Self interest) was one of the major factors contributed to the failure of Enron. Enron’s executives put their own interests above those of their employees‚ company and the public‚ and failed to exercise proper oversight or shoulder responsibility for ethical failings. They allowed themselves to be motivated much more by what would benefit

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