Quality control review

Published May 24, 2007

KARACHI, May 23: The code of corporate governance issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan is required from the auditors of a listed company to obtain a satisfactory quality control review rating conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan to enable them to have statutory audit of any listed entity, said Mohammad Asif Iqbal, director Professional Standards Compliance, ICAP, while speaking at a seminar, organised by the southern regional committee of the Institute of Catered Accountants of Pakistan recently at Moosa D Desai, Auditorium, ICAP House, Clifton.

Asad Ali Shah, council member ICAP, was the session chairman. A large number of participants form industry, commerce, education and public practice attended the seminar, says a press release.

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