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'Fine PwC for failed audit,' says watchdog

The UK’s accountancy watchdog has proposed PwC be fined £6m for failings in its audit of collapsed social housing maintenance company Connaught.

By James Evison | 22 March 2017

The UK's accountancy watchdog has proposed PwC be fined £6m for failings in its audit of collapsed social housing maintenance company Connaught.

PwC claims it was misled by Connaught's management and called for a £2m to 2.5m penalty, and a £50,000 fine for the PwC partner overseeing the audit, Stephen Harrison.

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