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Former KPMG head calls for fix in system

By Jennifer Hughes in London

Published: October 11 2007 04:11 | Last updated: October 11 2007 04:11

Financial statements have become “meaninglessly complex” and accounting-standards setters should fix the current system instead of rushing to converge rulebooks, according to the former head of KPMG.

Sir Michael Rake stepped down last month after 35 years in the accountancy world to take up a new role as chairman of BT, the UK telecoms giant.

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