Corporate Governance And International Financial Reporting Reference (Ifrs)
Between corporate governance and IFRS there is a causal relationship. Financial reporting is basedon managerial accountability. Corporate governance is the economic branch who studies how companies canbecome more efficient through the use of institutional structures such as: incorporation, organizat...
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Danubius University
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| author | Gheorghe Lepadatu Ancuta Geanina Oprea |
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| description | Between corporate governance and IFRS there is a causal relationship. Financial reporting is basedon managerial accountability. Corporate governance is the economic branch who studies how companies canbecome more efficient through the use of institutional structures such as: incorporation, organization andlegal framework. This branch is limited, in most cases, to studies on how shareholders can motivateexecutives to benefit the company through their efforts, resulting - finally - dividends. Starting from theglobal nature of the current crisis, we have considered as being necessary to point out its effects on thefinancial reporting and, implicitly, on the requirements for the corporate governance consolidation in order toensure the economic and financial stability desired. The macro-economic context favored the start of thecrisis, but the analysis made by experts showed other reasons for this, out of which some of the mostimportant are the corporate governance weaknesses and the insufficient means for protection against risks.We consider that these are reasons which ask for an objective analysis and a correct assessment of theregulatory process but also of the practice in the area corroborated with an invitation for a responsiblebehavior both of the entities management but also of the representatives of the accounting profession so muchinvolved in the correctness of the accounting reporting and therefore in the financial health of the entities. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-1323a122fdd94a5791bb250c2aa5d4ea2022-12-21T18:54:17ZengDanubius UniversityEIRP Proceedings2067-92112069-93442011-05-0161408412Corporate Governance And International Financial Reporting Reference (Ifrs)Gheorghe LepadatuAncuta Geanina OpreaBetween corporate governance and IFRS there is a causal relationship. Financial reporting is basedon managerial accountability. Corporate governance is the economic branch who studies how companies canbecome more efficient through the use of institutional structures such as: incorporation, organization andlegal framework. This branch is limited, in most cases, to studies on how shareholders can motivateexecutives to benefit the company through their efforts, resulting - finally - dividends. Starting from theglobal nature of the current crisis, we have considered as being necessary to point out its effects on thefinancial reporting and, implicitly, on the requirements for the corporate governance consolidation in order toensure the economic and financial stability desired. The macro-economic context favored the start of thecrisis, but the analysis made by experts showed other reasons for this, out of which some of the mostimportant are the corporate governance weaknesses and the insufficient means for protection against risks.We consider that these are reasons which ask for an objective analysis and a correct assessment of theregulatory process but also of the practice in the area corroborated with an invitation for a responsiblebehavior both of the entities management but also of the representatives of the accounting profession so muchinvolved in the correctness of the accounting reporting and therefore in the financial health of the entities.http://www.proceedings.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/eirp/article/view/780/707financial reportingcorporate governanceinternal controlaccounting conformityaccounting convergence |
| spellingShingle | Gheorghe Lepadatu Ancuta Geanina Oprea Corporate Governance And International Financial Reporting Reference (Ifrs) EIRP Proceedings financial reporting corporate governance internal control accounting conformity accounting convergence |
| title | Corporate Governance And International Financial Reporting Reference (Ifrs) |
| title_full | Corporate Governance And International Financial Reporting Reference (Ifrs) |
| title_fullStr | Corporate Governance And International Financial Reporting Reference (Ifrs) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Corporate Governance And International Financial Reporting Reference (Ifrs) |
| title_short | Corporate Governance And International Financial Reporting Reference (Ifrs) |
| title_sort | corporate governance and international financial reporting reference ifrs |
| topic | financial reporting corporate governance internal control accounting conformity accounting convergence |
| url | http://www.proceedings.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/eirp/article/view/780/707 |
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