Ernst & Young Monthly News March 2010
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Improving disclosures in financial reporting – an analyst’s perspective / IFRS adoption update / Financial reporting developments / Resources
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The IASB has amended the transitional provisions of the March 2009 amendments to IFRS 7 to clarify its conclusions on the relief
available from providing comparative disclosure information while at the same time making this relief available to first-time adopters
of IFRS. These changes will benefit both existing IFRS reporters that present more than one comparative period and interim statements
in the year following their initial application of the amendments and first-time adopters.
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Transfer of business operations: Effects on employment arrangements
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Privacy and data protection law
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Source: NZZ, 3 Feb. 2010
Authors: Cataldo Castagna, Petar Monow, Ernst & Young
Asset management has to react to a multitude of upheavals simultaneously – a changed market environment, sharper regulations and
more critical investors are placing asset management before huge challenges. Consolidation is likely.
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Source: Handelszeitung, 10 Feb. 2010
Author: Willy Hofstetter, Ernst & Young
New audit legislation – With the new legal provisions, trust in audits has been strengthened.
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Source: Schweizer Bank, 1 Feb. 2010
Authors: Bruno Oppliger, Bob van Rhienen, Ernst & Young
Bad corporate governance and risk governance was an important reason for the financial crisis. Where it's pinching and what needs to be done.
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Source: Finanz und Wirtschaft, 9.1.2010
Author: Daniel Zaugg, Ernst & Young
Fair value accounting of income properties – determining market price and discounted cash flow method – impacts on equity needs
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Source: Handelszeitung, 20.1.2010
Authors: Louis Siegrist, Martin Stucki, Ernst & Young
Confidence – entrepreneurs are increasingly ready to tackle acquisitions. Company heads intend to strengthen their core business and
increase efficiency in this way.