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• Urge to converge
• by Christian Doherty
topic: Financial reporting, IFRS, SME
Small and medium enterprises have yet to embrace International Financial Reporting Standards but all that is set to change, says Christian Doherty
• Great and small
• by Shariq Barmaky, Soh Lin Leng
topic: Countries, Financial reporting, IFRS
Shariq Barmaky and Soh Lin Leng consider plans to introduce differential reporting for SMEs in Singapore
• Gathering momentum
• by David Green
topic: Audit, Financial reporting, The profession
Changes to the current global financial architecture are needed in order to make it fit for purpose for today's markets. David Green, co-author of Global financial regulation: the essential guide, explains
• Letter from... Australia
• by Janine Mace
topic: Countries, Industries
Janine Mace on how Australia's seven-year drought has pushed the issue of accounting for water to the top of the agenda
• The social networking revolution
• by David Lavenda
topic: Internet, Technology
David Lavenda writes on the proliferation of social networking tools in the workplace
• Letter from... Canada
• by Alison Arnot
topic: Countries
Alison Arnot reports on the moves towards the review of Canada's securities regulation
• Carrot or stick?
• by Graeme Yell
topic: Corporate governance, Industries
While regulation has its place, standing for strong corporate principles is the way forward for organisations in the face of a crisis, argues Graeme Yell
• Dispatch (UK/ROW edition)
• by Paul Gosling
topic: News
Paul Gosling reports on the latest news
• Rein in pay
• by Lauren Keane
topic: Corporate governance, International business
Executive pay in the US has come in for criticism over the years but say on pay resolutions may help to reduce concerns, says Lauren Keane
• The big bank theory
• by Richard Willsher
topic: Industries, International business
Is it possible to regulate the world's banking system? Richard Willsher investigates

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