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[TOP STORY] Irba fines may have unintended consequences

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‘You can imagine that if you are now going to start your own auditing firm, for example, the type of professional indemnity insurance that you need to be able to buy in order to cover all eventualities is suddenly going to escalate,’ says independent analyst, Khaya Sithole.

20 Jun 2023 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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