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H2O, an investment manager, received an adverse audit warning from its auditor, PwC, indicating that its financial accounts do not provide a true and fair view. Meanwhile, MPW faces scrutiny for not obtaining consent from its auditor, PwC, raising concerns among analysts and bondholders about the company's practices and potential fraud allegations. Additionally, Downer blames its auditor, KPMG, for deficiencies, highlighting challenges for audit firms. The SEC has requested a restatement from MPW due to missing PwC consent, leading to questions about the company's transparency and financial reporting practices.
If you have any idea about $MPW, you will realise how vital the tweet below is. MPW is a fraud run by complete idiots. We will explain one day. If you have a call with Aldag, record it, if a bondholder, good luck!! This piece of shit will lie through his teeth! #GFY https://t.co/Jz6XNQvxSS https://t.co/01XkD2PmdQ
How long are $MPW bondholders going to wait for MPT to force Steward to give them yearly audited financials so their 10-k can be restated. Look what @9finHQ analyst Jake Laxton figured out re Steward's current valuation and MPW's LTV . DM me if u want more insight creditors https://t.co/VRXv5MQX58
$MPW 10-K reveals SEC restatement request with missing PWC consent. Some extracts from @buhlreports via @9finHQ. This has perplexed quite a few, however @PwCUS lack of consent speaks volumes. Why? Subscriber based: https://t.co/cb7ZJCdy4J https://t.co/zqDMAIM0Rx