Auditor Shortage Strains Social Stock Exchange Compliance

Imagine a special stock market where non-profits raise money for good causes.

These groups must prove they're making a real difference.

To do this, they hire "social auditors" who check their work.

Right now, there aren't enough of these auditors, causing problems.

Non-profits that raise money on this market must get their work checked, and the auditors are in high demand.

There are concerns about quality.

New rules say that only non-profits that raise funds need an audit.

Without enough auditors, there could be trouble meeting the needs of this growing area, as NGOs often lack structured systems, especially in remote areas.