- Thursday, July 8, 2010, 6:23
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The world's four biggest accounting firms are to appoint non-executive directors after coming under growing pressure from regulators over governance.Ernst & Young, which along with law firm Linklaters has been been accused of providing "window dressing" for Lehman Brothers' risky financial structures, today became the first of the "big four" auditors to announce its intention to appoint in non-executive directors to its global advisory board.
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