IAS 39 - Accounting For Financial Instruments - Kurz, Kathinka
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Revision with unchanged content. IAS 39 is almost certainly the most complex of all the International Accounting Standards and causes the most difficulties for companies in transition. Nearly all business areas are affected by it, and its requirementsoften compel entities to make costly and time-consuming changes in systems, documentation, and risk management procedures. Today, sound accounting and proper disclosure of financial instruments are crucial in order to give the right message to shareholders and other market participants. In keeping, this book is designed to provide readers a broad…mehr

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Revision with unchanged content. IAS 39 is almost certainly the most complex of all the International Accounting Standards and causes the most difficulties for companies in transition. Nearly all business areas are affected by it, and its requirementsoften compel entities to make costly and time-consuming changes in systems, documentation, and risk management procedures. Today, sound accounting and proper disclosure of financial instruments are crucial in order to give the right message to shareholders and other market participants. In keeping, this book is designed to provide readers a broad overview of how financial instruments are accounted for under IAS 39; and to ease the adoption of the new regulations.It refers to the latest version revised IAS 39 , issued in December 2003, including all amendments to IAS 39&32 as at October 2005; and the main requirements of IFRS 7.
Autorenporträt
Ms. Kurz holds a master's from the European School of Business Reutlingen, Germany, and a BA of Science in Business from the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, USA, with concentrations in Finance and Intern. Accounting. The author has been working as consultant for the World Bank Group in Washington DC and for the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ).