International Financial Reporting
 Standards : A Practical Guide, 5th Edition
Author(s)
Van Greuning, HennieKeywords
LIQUIDITYACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
HEDGES
MARKET DISCIPLINE
EFFICIENT MARKET
INTEREST PAYMENTS
MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS
WORKING CAPITAL
SALE OF INVESTMENTS
DEBT SECURITIES
TERM CONTRACTS
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
CENTRAL BANK
INTERNATIONAL BANK
RETURN ON ASSETS
EQUITY CAPITAL
INCOME STATEMENT
CASH BALANCE
GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE
DEBT
BORROWING COSTS
GENERAL PUBLIC
EARNINGS BEFORE INTEREST
PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
RISK MEASUREMENT
CALCULATION
ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
VALUATION
LONG-TERM INTEREST
INTEREST BURDEN
CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS
FINANCIAL EFFECT
BONDHOLDERS
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
DIVIDEND
TAX
TRANSACTION
FINANCIAL DATA
MARKET PRICE
FINANCIAL SECTOR
TOTAL DEBT
LONG-TERM ASSETS
SHAREHOLDERS
REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS
CAPITAL MARKETS
LIQUIDITY CRISIS
CASH OUTFLOW
LONG-TERM CAPITAL
BANK SUPERVISION
PENSION
EQUITY RETURN
CREDITWORTHINESS
FINANCIAL COST
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
DEPOSITS
TRADE CREDITORS
CASH INFLOWS
RESERVE
BOND
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
EQUITY RETURNS
FAIR VALUE
FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
COST RECOVERY
TITLE
RECESSIONS
FAIR MARKET VALUE
PENSION PLANS
CONTRIBUTIONS
FINANCIAL CAPITAL
TAX BURDEN
INSTALLMENT SALES
PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
MARKET PARTICIPANTS
CASH PAYMENTS
FINANCIAL RISK
SHARE OF PROFITS
BANKRUPTCY
JUDGMENTS
FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
PAYMENT AMOUNT
INTANGIBLE ASSETS
GOING-CONCERN BASIS
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARD
LONG-TERM BORROWINGS
EXCHANGE RATES
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
AMORTIZATION
PRESENT VALUE
BOND RATINGS
INTEREST EXPENSE
CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
SENIOR
BORROWING
TURNOVER
PENSIONS
CONTRIBUTION
TREASURY STOCK
INTANGIBLE
INCOME FLOWS
FINANCES
DEBT INTEREST
ACCOUNTING
LENDERS
DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
CASH PAYMENT
PROFIT MARGINS
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
FAIR VALUES
FINANCIAL STABILITY
FINANCIAL CRISIS
SHARE OF PROFIT
INSURANCE
TRADING
BANK ACCOUNT
FINANCIAL MANAGER
DEBT-EQUITY
SOLVENCY
DEBT RATIO
USE OF DEBT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
LEASE PAYMENTS
RECEIVABLES
INSTRUMENT
DEFINED BENEFIT PENSION
ACCOUNTING STANDARD
FINANCIAL POSITION
JUDGMENT
FINANCIAL ASSETS
DIVIDENDS
LINES OF CREDIT
JURISDICTIONS
FINANCIAL REPORTING
SALE
DEBTS
COMMON STOCK
EXPENDITURES
ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
SECURITIES
EQUITY MARKET
ACTIVE MARKET
FINANCIAL CRISES
TITLES
RESERVES
CONTINGENCIES
BENEFIT PLANS
BALANCE SHEET
CENTRAL BANKS
COLLATERAL
INVENTORIES
CASH INFLOW
SHORT-TERM DEBT
LONG-TERM INVESTMENTS
CALCULATIONS
RETIREMENT
PAR VALUE OF BONDS
STAKEHOLDERS
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
DISCOUNT RATE
NET ASSETS
RISK ASSESSMENT
EXCHANGE RATE
NET PROFIT
INVESTING
GOING CONCERN
SETTLEMENT
MATURITIES
VALUATION METHODS
RISK MANAGEMENT
REPAYMENT
PRICE INDEX
FUTURE CASH FLOWS
CAPITAL MARKET
CONTINGENT LIABILITIES
INCOME TAX
BOOK VALUE OF DEBT
INCOME TAXES
DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS
PENSION PLAN
LONG-TERM LOAN
EARNINGS
EXPENDITURE
LEVERAGE
PROFIT MARGIN
RAPID GROWTH
FINANCIAL MARKETS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
FINANCIAL POLICY
TREASURY
DEPOSITORS
GOVERNMENT GRANTS
LIABILITY
SHORT-TERM BORROWINGS
INCOME
BOOK VALUE
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
DEPRECIATION
ISLAMIC BANKS
DEBT RATIOS
DEBTORS
PURCHASES
ACCOUNTANT
CASH BALANCES
TAX RATE
INVENTORY
SHARE CAPITAL
EQUIPMENT
FIXED ASSET
PROVISION OF INFORMATION
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
MONETARY FUND
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
LONG-TERM DEBT
LONG-TERM LOANS
BUSINESS CYCLE
MARKETABLE SECURITIES
LACK OF TRANSPARENCY
PAR VALUE
CASH FLOW
DISCRETIONARY EXPENSES
CAPITAL MARKET LIBERALIZATION
RETIREMENT BENEFIT
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
POOR DECISIONS
DERIVATIVES
RETURN
FOREIGN CURRENCY
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING
FOREIGN EXCHANGE TRANSACTION
FIXED ASSETS
ECONOMIC REALITY
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/2620Abstract
The publication of this fifth edition
 coincides with the convergence in accounting standards that
 has been a feature of the international landscape since the
 global financial crisis of 1998. The events of that year
 prompted several international organizations, including the
 World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, to launch a
 cooperative initiative to strengthen the global financial
 architecture and to seek a longer-term solution to the lack
 of transparency in financial information. A conscious
 decision has been made to focus on the needs of executives
 and financial analysts in the private and public sectors who
 might not have a strong accounting background. This
 publication summarizes each standard so managers and
 analysts can quickly obtain a broad overview of the key
 issues. Detailed discussion of certain topics has been
 excluded to maintain the overall objective of providing a
 useful tool to managers and financial analysts. In addition
 to the short summaries, most chapters contain basic examples
 that emphasize the practical application of some key
 concepts in a particular standard. This text provides the
 tools to enable an executive without a technical accounting
 background to: (1) participate in an informed manner in
 discussions relating to the appropriateness or application
 of a particular standard in a given situation, and (2)
 evaluate the effect that the application of the principles
 of a given standard will have on the financial results and
 position of a division or of an entire enterprise.Date
2009Type
Publications & Research :: PublicationIdentifier
oai:openknowledge.worldbank.org:10986/2620http://hdl.handle.net/10986/2620
978-0-8213-7727-7
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