US energy firms lagging in Dodd-Frank readiness: survey
Chicago-based consultancy and accounting firm Grant Thornton polled more than 100 senior executives at independent oil and gas exploration and service companies, most of them private. Some 65% of respondents said they had not yet begun to implement the Dodd-Frank Act's documentation and reporting requirements, Grant Thornton said in a report on the survey results, released this week.
That is despite the fact that most of the executives were aware of the Dodd-Frank Act and its potential impact on
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