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Can audit committees be counted on to protect investors?
Learn how a broken oversight model, conflicts of interest and a lack of audit committee visibility have led to a systemic failure of accountability.
Bob Conway
February 27, 2026
SEC, PCAOB fall victim to regulatory capture: Lessons learned
Discover how regulatory capture weakened the PCAOB and SEC, allowing audit firms to police themselves. The inside story of failed reforms and declining investor trust.
Bob Conway
February 13, 2026
The Short Sellers Digest: Carvana, NexGen Energy, Ubiquity
Track short-seller targets and executive exits with Transparently’s forensic signals and accounting quality risk ratings. Updated weekly for investors.
Mark Jolley
February 10, 2026
Forensic AI is the signal your short book is missing
Overcome short selling's timing problem. Learn how forensic AI uses proprietary risk scores to uncover hidden accounting vulnerabilities that precede price collapse.
Mark Jolley
February 5, 2026
SEC focus on capital formation comes at expense of investor protection
Former Big Four partner examines how the SEC's capital formation agenda and regulatory pressures threaten audit quality, investor trust and the PCAOB.
Bob Conway
January 30, 2026
What’s broken in auditing?
What's wrong with auditing? This piece explores how inherent conflicts, flawed 'reasonable assurance' standards and industry lobbying undermine investor trust and audit quality.
Germaine Chia
January 16, 2026

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