Accounting for financial instruments is based on a combination of fair value and amortized cost measurement. This paper examines how IAS 39’s mixed accounting model is reflected in measurement and presentation choices of international banks and how those choices will be altered by future...

The IASB is developing proposals to require that companies recognize changes in the fair values of almost all financial instruments in income. Net income, comprehensive income, and the proposed “full fair value income” are likely to portray firm performance and risk very differently,...

The main objective of paper is to highlight on corporate governance relation with accounting standards through checking selective data base of leading companies in business world, annual reports of IASB, and random academic researches. Business world has been changes rapidly and dramatically...

In the last years and especially after the outbreak of the recent financial and economiccrisis, fair value and implicitly fair value measurements for financial statements have been harshlycriticized, mainly by the representatives of the companies activating in the financial sector.Therefore, the...

The current process of accounting globalization is based mainly on the concept of just value. This concept has been the source of vivid debates with regards to its meaning in contemporary accountancy, both in theory and in practice. The increased importan

In the knowledge-based economy, the fundamental determinants of the company’s value, in the present, have an intangible nature. The intangible investments are the most important factors of the enterprise success. Wealth, growth and welfare are driven nowadays by intangible investments. The...