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Riaz Ahammed
11-April-2015

a. Fraud b. Mistakes in applying accounting policies c. Mathematical errors d. Any of the above

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Date Posted: 2013/08/28

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Farhan uddin Khilji

by Farhan uddin Khilji , Head of Internal Audit , ABV Rock Group Co. Ltd.

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