June 2006
- Technical update
- by Various topic: Technical update
- Protecting the whistleblower
- by Joseph Alfred topic: Audit, Corporate governance, Countries
- Have they sold their souls?
- by Faith Glasgow topic: Business, Entrepreneurs, SME
- Dispatch (Asia version)
- by Nazatul Izma Abdullah and Peta Tomlinson topic: News
- Dispatch (UK/ROW version)
- by Paul Gosling topic: News
- Pointing the finger
- by Jeremy Woolfe topic: IAS
- Letter from... South Africa
- by Kirsty Laschinger topic: Audit, Countries
- Barter: the second oldest profession?
- by Richard Willsher topic: International business, World trade
- Reaping the rewards
- by Anthony Waller topic: Corporate governance
- Letter from... Australia
- by Janine Mace topic: Countries
- A fall from grace
- by Julian Ryall topic: Corporate governance, Countries, Entrepreneurs
- The challenge of an economic turnaround
- by Farhan Bokhari topic: International business, Countries
The latest international technical developments
To what extent are external auditors in Singapore required to whistleblow on companies they audit, based on current legislation and regulations; and to what extent are they protected? Joseph Alfred reports
Faith Glasgow reports on the quandary faced by the founders of small ethical companies when it comes to bringing their products into the mainstream by accessing the superior marketing and distribution network of a multi-national
Nazatul Izma Abdullah and Peta Tomlinson report on the latest news in the Asia Pacific region
Paul Gosling reports on the latest news
Jeremy Woolfe argues that attacks on governance of global accounting standards are “unbalanced”
Kirsty Laschinger reports on new legislation which should increase public confidence in the auditing profession
Richard Willsher reports on how bartering or reciprocal trade is a state of mind as well as a real exchange of value
Achieving a company-wide programme of compliance may certainly be challenging, writes Anthony Waller, but the long-term benefits will be gratifying
Janine Mace reports on the concerns held by Australia's workforce to new labour market reforms
Julian Ryall reviews the Livedoor case and asks whether Japan Inc should now expect tougher financial regulatory controls as a result of the scandal
Farhan Bokhari reports on Pakistan’s efforts to become a major Asian hub of business