The SEC has decided some risks deserve dedicated enforcement teams

Building better detection systems is only part of the equation. Regulators also have to decide where to concentrate enforcement resources. The SEC recently launched a dedicated financial reporting and accounting unit, a move that could reshape risk calculations for companies, auditors and audit committees. My next guests say the move could affect how companies, auditors and audit committees think about risk and compliance. Alonzo Llorens is a partner and Tiffany Rowe is counsel at Parker Poe.

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