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Guggenheim’s Walsh Says Accounting at GPI Unit Was ‘Appropriate’

Bloomberg Markets Monday 24 August 2026, 13:15 UTC By Jenny Surane 1 min read
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Guggenheim’s Walsh Says Accounting at GPI Unit Was ‘Appropriate’ Guggenheim Partners is working with regulators as they probe a business accounting issue at one of its subsidiaries, according to Anne Walsh, chief investment officer of the firm’s asset-management business. “We have been very open with regulators and very cooperative in their investigation and we will continue to do so,” Walsh said in a Bloomberg Television interview Monday. “We’ve engaged with our auditors and we feel that...

Guggenheim’s Walsh Says Accounting at GPI Unit Was ‘Appropriate’ Guggenheim Partners is working with regulators as they probe a business accounting issue at one of its subsidiaries, according to Anne Walsh, chief investment officer of the firm’s asset-management business. “We have been very open with regulators and very cooperative in their investigation and we will continue to do so,” Walsh said in a Bloomberg Television interview Monday. “We’ve engaged with our auditors and we feel that the accounting treatment was appropriate.”
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