Private Companies Reconsider SOX
M&A plans with public firms could be stymied without compliance
Although the Sarbanes-Oxley Act revolutionizing corporate governance was meant to apply only to public companies, risk managers of privately-held firms are learning that they, too, might need to pay attention to the law's requirements to remain a viable merger or acquisition candidate, an industry expert warns.
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