Return to: Home > News > Standards > News brief: Andersen Tax wins against India IBA over brand name

News brief: Andersen Tax wins against India IBA over brand name

Author: Rahman Aziz
Published: 5 May 2017
Email
Print

The high court of judicature in Bombay, India has announced that Andersen Tax has won the rights to the iconic brand name against International Business Associates (IBA) of India.

On 28 April 2017 the court ruled in favour of Andersen Tax by imposing a permanent injunction restricting IBA from using the brand name. Additionally, the court also handed down a preliminary injunction against a French firm known as Arthur Andersen & Co.

“Andersen Tax will enforce its legal rights vigorously around the world to protect its ownership of the Andersen name,” said Mark Vorstaz, CEO and managing director at Andersen Tax.

Related articals:

Andersen Tax wins first legal battle against Arthur Andersen & Co

Analysis: Arthur Andersen is back…. Again

Brand wars: the return of Jedi Andersen

Other Latest News

Top Content

Nigeria: building compliance and engagement

Opportunities created by regulatory and legislative changes in Nigeria are tempered by the fragile state of the economy, although practitioners are generally confident that conditions will improve over the next few years if appropriate steps are taken. Paul Golden reports.

Ghana: a quest for consistency

Ghana’s current economic profile would suggest a fertile landscape for purveyors of accounting services. But inconsistent approaches to compliance and application of standards – coupled with problems in the banking sector and consequent liquidity constraints – have created a challenging environment. Paul Golden writes.

Drone technology: audit takes to the skies

The movement towards a digitised era has already impacted the auditing profession in a number of ways, from blockchain to artificial intelligence. Now firms are taking to sky and using drone technology in their audits. Mishelle Thurai speaks to Big Four firms to find out more.

SBC: a new alliance joins the market

Jonathan Minter speaks to Paul Tutin, chair of founding firm Streets Chartered Accountants, about why the business and its European partners took the decision to launch their own association.