Audit Analytics most recent Auditor Change Analysis is now available for subscribers. This analysis tracks all SEC company auditor changes by departures and engagements. Key analysis includes a break down of where the audits went and a 5 year analysis of departures vs. resignations for each of the top ten accounting firms.

One point of note in the current analysis is that the three largest non- Big 4 firms each realized a net gain in new clients. Also examined are emerging long-term trends in auditor departures from year to year. For example, Big 4 resignations are at a 5 year low of 12% of their respective changes.

To access the Calendar Year 2008 Where They Went Analysis CLICK HERE.

To access the Calendar Year 2008 Dismissals vs. Resignations Analysis CLICK HERE.

For a complete list of Calendar Year 2008 Auditor Changes please contact info@auditanalytics.com

Need to identify or monitor a group of potential SEC clients in 2009? The new Audit Analytics Peer Reporter Module is a great tool for the job. Using Peer Reporter you can generate custom peer groups or portfolios of SEC registrants using filters for location, current auditor, industry (including SIC and NAICS), market capitalization, total assets and several other factors. Individual companies can also be selected using ticker symbols or CIK codes.

Once you have built your peer groups, Audit Analytics Peer Reporter can be set to notify you each time one of the companies in the portfolio has a compliance issue (financial restatement, late filing, SOX 404 internal control issue, 302 disclosure control issue), auditor change or a director and officer change.

Use the peer group builder to help you construct a list of potential clients that meet the profile of likely customers for your business. Then use Peer Reporter's easy email monitoring feature to track events which might indicate a prospecting opportunity.

For more information on Audit Analytics Peer Reporter CLICK HERE.