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David Duncan

American accountant
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  • Joseph Berardino, managing partner and CEO of Arthur Andersen, speaks into a microphone while holding papers during a congressional hearing on the Enron collapse.
    Arthur Andersen
    / The Enron Audit

    …auditing and consulting services, and David Duncan, the lead auditor, had an annual performance goal of 20% increase in sales. Duncan favorably reviewed the work of Rick Causey, Enron’s chief accounting officer and Duncan’s former colleague at Andersen. Duncan let Enron employees intimidate Andersen auditors, such as locking an Andersen…

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    …auditing and consulting services, and David Duncan, the lead auditor, had an annual performance goal of 20% increase in sales. Duncan favorably reviewed the work of Rick Causey, Enron’s chief accounting officer and Duncan’s former colleague at Andersen. Duncan let Enron employees intimidate Andersen auditors, such as locking an Andersen…

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