Abstract
Another month, another corporate governance initiative. Douglas Flint, the finance director of HSBC Bank, is to chair a review of the UK's Financial Reporting Council best practice guidance for good financial reporting: on how companies structure their internal controls, which are the cornerstone of their risk management practices. The review team will assess the impact of the Sarbanes Oxley Act in the United States and the plans of the UK Financial Services Authority to require auditors to review a company's annual statement on internal controls. See the July issue of Computer Fraud & Security for details.
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