-- 香港证券及期货事务监察委员会周四发布声明称,已与普华永道香港会计师事务所达成协议,根据该协议,普华永道将拨出10亿港元,用于补偿中国恒大集团(港交所代码:3333)的合资格少数股东。 监管机构发现恒大集团在2019年和2020年严重虚报收入和利润,而普华永道未能达到审计准则,包括未能保持独立性及核实关键财务信息。 该协议在不承认责任的情况下解决了此事,如果协议条款得到履行,证监会将不再对普华永道采取进一步行动。 监管机构表示,补偿金将通过稍后公布的独立程序分配给合资格股东。
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