By WSJ Staff
Shares in Kyndryl tumbled after the IBM spinout said it was reviewing accounting practices following queries from the SEC, while its top financial and legal executives have left.
-- Kyndryl is reviewing cash-management practices, related disclosures, and the effectiveness of internal controls over financial reporting.
-- The review follows document requests from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
-- Chief Financial Officer David Wyshner has left, as has General Counsel Edward Sebold.
-- Kyndryl said it expects to disclose "material weaknesses" in financial reporting, including "controls related to information and communication and tone at the top."
-- Shares roughly halved in premarket trading, recently trading at under $11 a share. As of Friday, it had a market cap of $5.4 billion.
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