Sarbanes-Oxley is still more or less with us
Small corporate earthquake, not many dead seems to be the outcome of the Supreme Court’s ruling on the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
There were fears that the Supreme Court could strike down the whole of Sarbanes-Oxley as part of its ruling on the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, rendering all of US post-Enron corporate reform legislation null and void. Read more
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John Gapper is an associate editor and the chief business commentator of the FT.
He has worked for the FT since 1987, covering labour relations, banking and the media. He is co-author, with Nicholas Denton, of 'All That Glitters', an account of the collapse of Barings in 1995.
Andrew Hill is an associate editor and the management editor of the FT. He is a former City editor, financial editor, comment and analysis editor, New York bureau chief, foreign news editor and correspondent in Brussels and Milan.
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