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In 1998 the Accounting Standards Board (ASB) published FRS 13, "Derivatives and other Financial Instruments: Disclosures." This laid down the requirements for disclosures of an entity's policies, objectives and strategies in using financial instruments, their impact on its risk, performance and...
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This paper critically reviews the evolution of financial reporting in the banking sector with specific reference to the reporting of market risk and the growing use of the measure known as Value at Risk (VaR). The paper investigates the process by which VaR became 'institutionalised'. The...
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In 1998 the Accounting Standards Board (ASB) published FRS 13, 'Derivatives and other Financial Instruments: Disclosures'. This laid down the requirements for disclosures of an entity's policies, objectives and strategies in using financial instruments, their impact on its risk, performance and...
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With the European Commission making global leadership claims in the field of audit regulation, the content of its 2010 Green Paper on ‘Audit Policy: Lessons from the Crisis’ warrants careful scrutiny. Important issues raised in the Green Paper include regulatory oversight, competition in the...
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This paper critically reviews the evolution of financial reporting in the banking sector with specific reference to the reporting of market risk and the growing use of the measure known as Value at Risk (VaR). The paper investigates the process by which VaR became 'institutionalised'. The...
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One of the more memorable moments of last summer's credit crunch came when the CFO of Goldman Sachs, David Viniar, announced in August that Goldman's flagship GEO hedge fund had lost 27% of its value since the start of the year. As Mr. Viniar explained, "We were seeing things that were...
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