Texas-based furniture chain
Conn’s understated the allowance for doubtful accounts and overstated its income on financial statements, according to court documents the Securities and Exchange Commission filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas July 15.
- The model Conn’s used to forecast doubtful accounts allowance included management bias, SEC alleged.
- Conn’s management, including former chief operating officer Michael J. Poppe, negligently applied the model, SEC said.
- Poppe also agreed to a $50,000 fine ...
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