All together now

Article Abstract:

Basel II, CLERP 9, International Financial Reporting Standards and Sarbanes-Oxley are the latest round in the constant evolution of corporate and financial regulations much of which is linked by a common thread, the need for greater clarity, comparability and transparency plus the monitoring and reduction of risk. A move towards shared services can help the world's listed companies to deal with the growing burden of financial legislation and regulation.

United States, Europe, Interpretation and construction

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IFRS surprises persist

Article Abstract:

Several smaller listed companies are still being affected by the impact of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) on their financial statements and key performance indicators (KPIs). Even though larger companies are leading IFRS implementation in a number of ways, smaller companies are finding it tough, as they are more reliant on outsiders, such as consultants and auditors.

Analysis, Financial statements

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