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An Introduction to Auditor Comfort Letters

By Hanson Hairihan on April 18, 2023
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May 2, 2023 Webinar

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm ET

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A comfort letter is an important document delivered by an issuer’s independent accountants to underwriters or initial purchasers that provides certain assurances with respect to financial information included in the prospectus or offering memorandum used in a securities offering. Underwriting agreements and purchase agreements typically require a comfort letter be provided as a condition at pricing and closing. Comfort letters also assist underwriters in establishing a due diligence defense under the securities laws.

During this session hosted by the Practising Law Insitute, Mayer Brown Partners, Ryan Castillo and Phyllis Korff will discuss the following practice pointers:

  • Comfort letter basics: What, why and when?
  • Auditing Standards No. 6101: Form and contents of a comfort letter
  • Understanding the different levels of comfort
  • Additional practice tips
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    Mayer Brown
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