Lance's commonplace book points to the decline of Andersen's brand. With two partners at every board meeting Enron had, it's clear they were a huge part of the problem. Wall Street looks to auditors for one thing only: integrity (less whether they were right or wrong, but that they approached the problems they uncovered from the right direction). I expect a huge departure of clients from Andersen after this. How can Wall Street trust their numbers? [John Robb's Radio Weblog]