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Some of the world’s largest banks face charges that they helped to prolong the life of Parmalat when they knew, or should have known, something was wrong
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Parmalat founder’s works of art seized
Investigators in Italy seized at least €100m worth of paintings and art works belonging to Calisto Tanzi, Parmalat’s disgraced founder
Parmalat ex-chief sentenced to 10 years
Calisto Tanzi, the former chief executive of Parmalat, which collapsed five years ago in a massive fraud, was sentenced to 10 years in prison by a Milan court
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Parmalat fraud has generated too little reform
The response to the Parmalat scandal has not gone nearly deep enough, writes Bruno Cova of international law firm Paul Hastings.
Schooled by scandal
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act in the US, together with initiatives to shake up accountancy and auditing in Europe, might have been expected to win the accountancy profession a reprieve from scandal
Did the banks do enough to avoid Parmalat scandal?
Twelve months on from what became known as ‘Europe's Enron’, there is no peace in sight between Enrico Bondi and the dozens of banks that he says contributed to the Italian company's downfall.
Parmalat: A scandal ‘Made in the EU’
Is Europe too complacent about accounting scandals?
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