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A Survey into Fraud Mitigation in 13 European Countries

(PDF English, 1.11 MB)

In March of this year Ernst & Young polled 1,300 employees working for international corporations in eight Western European and five Central and Eastern European countries on how they perceived fraud, bribery and corruption and on how effective they found the efforts being made by their companies to combat them.

Globalization - Global IPO Trends Report 2007

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As the global IPO study by Ernst & Young shows, global IPO activities continued at record level in the first quarter of 2007 with 372 IPOs raising USD 36bn.

Customs & International Trade

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China further reduces VAT refunds on export goods – these changes will impact most businesses and mean higher export costs for thousands of products.

Global EYe on IFRS, June 2007

(PDF English, 494 kB)

Executive Summary / Feature article: The IASB's proposals on fair value measurements / Technical focus: How will IFRS 8 impact goodwill impairment testing? IASB highlights / Resources

IFRS 7 Financial Instruments: Disclosures – Second Edition

(PDF English, 3.01 MB)

This publication provides an overview of IFRS 7 Financial Instruments: Disclosures (IFRS 7 or the Standard) in addition to discussing implementation issues and the main differences compared to the previous disclosure requirements for financial instruments.

Checklist for the Accounting and Reporting Regulations (Swiss GAAP ARR)

(PDF German, French, 2.2 MB)

Based on the Swiss GAAP ARR regulations applicable as of 1 January 2007 (© Swiss Foundation for Accounting and Reporting) – After a considerable number of publicly listed companies filed accounts in accordance with Swiss GAAP ARR some years ago, the SWX demanded that IFRS or US GAAP regulations be applied from 2005 for all main segment securities. Now the Swiss standard is concentrating primarily on SMEs which are the recipients of state funding, charitable organisations and pension funds.

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