Reliance Capital’s auditors pulled up for ‘recklessness and unprofessionalism’

In 2019, PwC had resigned as the auditor after flagging suspected fraud of over Rs 12,500 crore, but co-auditor Pathak H.D. & Associates failed to conduct thorough checks.

15 April, 20241 min
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Reliance Capital’s auditors pulled up for ‘recklessness and unprofessionalism’

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