
Francine McKenna digs into accounting, audit, and corporate governance issues at public and pre-IPO companies.
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Francine McKenna writes, teaches, and speaks about audit, accounting and public company governance.
Lawyer/writer/professor, concentrating for five decades on on the financial information issued by the world's large public companies, and the model by which assurance is provided to the capital markets by the accounting profession.
I'm a journalist who writes about economics, finance, business, tech, politics, public policy, law and regulation, and sometimes the odd piece on art or food.
A former hedge fund partner who identified financial fads and frauds, witnessed the Global Financial Crisis firsthand, and worked on the sell side during the telecom bubble
Olga Usvyatsky is a former VP of Research of Audit Analytics, where she led the development of new data sets used by investors, regulators, and academics. Her work was frequently cited by media, including WSJ, Bloomberg, and MarketWatch.
Dan Hoicowitz, CPA, is founder of Tax Llama, an accounting firm specializing in combining knowledge of GAAP, the IRS code, digital assets, and data science to glean hidden value for clients. He holds an MA in Math/Stats and an MA in Econ.
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