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AMEC and Punch swap auditors

by Kevin Reed

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11 Mar 2010

The auditor merry-go-round is spinning furiously.

Punch Taverns has awarded its audit to KPMG, having used Ernst & Young since 2002.

A tender process was initiated due to the length of time E&Y had served as its auditors.

Engineering business AMEC chose Ernst & Young to undertake its audit, replacing KPMG. The firm had audited the FTSE 100 company's books for 20 years.

Further reading:

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