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dishonest management

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Reasons were: They couldn't achieve a large enough pool of policyholders to give them bargaining power in negotiating prices with medical providers; they could not attract sufficient funding or amass adequate reserves and so became insolvent; they were lightly regulated and susceptible to dishonest management and embezzlement.
Judicial police are investigating allegations of dishonest management practices, corruption and money-laundering "against a former high-level compliance manager of Alstom," the public prosecutor's office said in a statement.
Yet is it not responsible for a member of the board of a public company to have some understanding of what actually happens in an audit, and, importantly, of the inherent limitations of the audit process (which necessarily contains loopholes that dishonest management can exploit)?
 
 
 
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