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At least it is marginally significant figure, though I suspect it is probably less than than they received overall from Quindell, and certainly becomes insignificant when considering their overall fee income from all similar auditing work.

I deliberately refer to all similar work, as it seems to be a recurring theme that auditing is becoming increasingly lax. From Carillion to the Tesco accounting issues, the vast majority had accounts signed off by one of the big 4 accounting firms.