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February 2006
- A law of uncertainty
- by Peter Hayden topic: Audit, Business law
- Custodians of integrity in Africa
- by Philip Ngunjiri topic: Corporate governance, Countries, The profession
- China: who can fit the dragon with brakes?
- by Peta Tomlinson topic: Countries, Industries
- Dispatch
- by Paul Gosling topic: News
- The grass is not always greener
- by Farhan Bokhari topic: Business, Countries, International business
- Pride and politics
- by Colette Steckel topic: Member profiles, People
- The dilemma facing every business in the West
- by Richard Willsher topic: Business, Pensions
- Don’t forget the audience
- by Ian Dilks and Tim Harris topic: Business, IAS
- The road to IAS
- by Dr Hassan Ali topic: Countries, IAS
- Technical update
- by Various topic: Technical update
- A breach of rights
- by David Evans and Liam Delahunty topic: Business law, Tax
Peter Hayden reports on the new Company Law Reform Bill and predicts challenges ahead for auditors
An ACCA East Africa convention in Kenya has highlighted the need for corporate transparency and good governance. Philip Ngunjiri reports on the issues debated and how trust can be restored in the profession
As China’s economic development soars, how will it sustain itself in the years ahead? Peta Tomlinson reports
Paul Gosling reports on the latest news
Farhan Bokhari discusses the problems facing Dubai’s growth as a world leading financial centre
Datuk Nur Jazlan, MP for Pulai, Johor in Malaysia, sees his accounting qualification and his experience in finance as a way of singling him out in his political career. He talks to Colette Steckel
A diminishing workforce in the West has led businesses to rethink their retirement policies. Richard Willsher writes on the benefits of retaining ageing employees
Ian Dilks and Tim Harris explain why investors’ views matter to the IFRS
Dr Hassan Ali gives a local insight into the role of the MASB and the adoption of IFRS
The latest global technical issues
David Evans and Liam Delahunty consider the implications of the “abuse of Community rights” and anti-avoidance doctrines
