Applicable financial reporting framework means the financial reporting framework adopted by the entity in the preparation of general or special purpose financial information of the entity that is acceptable based on the nature of the entity or as required …

Addressees mean the parties to whom the auditor addresses the comfort letter, and includes the requesting parties and the responsible party of the …

Auditor means the person or firm appointed to audit an entity’s financial report.  …

Auditor’s statement means a statement made by the auditor that based on the procedures performed, nothing has come to the auditor’s attention that caused the auditor to believe that specified matters do not meet specified …

Bring down comfort letter means a letter prepared and issued by the auditor subsequent to the issuance of the initial comfort letter, that updates and reaffirms the results of the specified procedures described in that comfort letter as at a certain …

Change period means the period specified by the requesting parties ending on the cut-off date and begins for balance sheet items, immediately after the date of the latest balance sheet, and for profit and loss items, immediately after the latest period …

Closing date means the date on which the issuer of the securities or selling security holder delivers the securities to the underwriter in exchange for the proceeds of the …

Comfort letter means a letter issued by an auditor in accordance with this ASRS under the terms of the engagement letter to requesting parties in relation to an entity’s financial information related to, and/or included in an offering …

Comparison date and comparison period mean the dates as of which, and periods for which, data at the cut-off date and data for the change period are to be …

Cross-border offering means an offering or listing that occurs in a jurisdiction other than the entity’s domicile, and which may or may not occur concurrently in the entity’s …