ETHICAL OBLIGATIONS+ DECISION- CONNECT
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Author: Mintz
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Describe the relevant events that have been taken place since January 2018.
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On January 2,2018 the district court states that the Company P has failed to uncover a fraud scheme of $2.3 billion between Company P audit client C bank and Mr. T, Mr. B & Mr. W. Mr. T is considered as bankrupt mortgage lender. C bank is now in a receivership under rules of FDIC. The failure of C bank will cost insurance fund of $5 billion.
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