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Accounting epidemic claims latest victim in Ahold

The issue of accounting irregularities has been forced back onto investors’ radars with the surprise announcement by Dutch retailer Ahold that it has been guilty of inflating earnings

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The bond and credit default swap markets have reacted violently to news that Dutch retailer Ahold has overstated its earnings.

At opening on February 24, Ahold’s 2012 euro-denominated bonds were trading in the mid-90s. But after the company announced that it had overstated its Ebidta figures by $500 million in 2002, the bonds collapsed to end the day at around 63 cents in the euro. The following

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