Vol 9 , Issue 2 , July - December 2020 | Pages: 97-106 | Research Paper
Published Online: December 20, 2020
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In October 2001, Enron scandal unfolded, where the top management mishandled their privileges, manipulated with the data, gave priority to their own interest over others and failed to execute proper leadership actions which gradually led to the downfall of Enron. Arthur Anderson, the coveted public accounting firm also went belly up. Enron was undoubtedly the biggest audit failure and was also the largest case of bankruptcy in the history of an American organizations. In this case, we will revisit the incidents and view it in the light of issues that continues to plague the organizations, even today. We will also analyze the moral responsibility from individual's point of view as well as from the corporation's point of view.
Keywords
Enron, Financial scam, Bankruptcy, moral responsibility