Standardisation is becoming ever more important in the current economic climate. It has, for example, allowed banks to focus more and more on the financial services they offer rather than competing in the way information exchange is set up with each particular client.
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François Masquelier takes a look at the potential effects of the proposed OTC derivatives regulation.
The ten years of IAS 39 has changed our lives as treasury managers. We have been involved with and using ‘hedge accounting’ for so many years that we have almost forgotten the days of local GAAP that went before it. IN this article, we want to make some comments on the future IFRS 9 but also put …
In this article, the author provides practitioner insights into the pitfalls of re-designation and practical recommendations to minimise such effectiveness.
One of the more important decisions to be made during the life of a hedge is how to assess its effectiveness. Louis W. Edwards, Director of Derivative Accounting and Reporting at Novelis, explains how Novelis assess their hedge accounting and relationships, paying particular attention to their use …
Improving internal controls in the treasury departments of European MNCs is of the utmost importance – and the critical and specific feature of their work make treasury managers potential specialists in internal control.
Companies in India are moving towards IFRS convergence from April 1 2011. The build-up towards IFRS convergence has been both challenging and tricky, with regulatory clarity on the timelines and the exact nature of revised accounting standards being difficult to obtain. In addition, given the …
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