-
Balancing Hedging Objectives with Accounting Rules (FAS 133)
This checklist describes the US Financial Accounting Standards Board’s framework for derivatives and hedge accounting in the context of companies using these instruments to reduce exposure to risk. -
Insolvency/Bankruptcy Regulations in Major Regions
This checklist offers an overview of the global regulations concerning insolvency and bankruptcy. -
Middle East: Regulatory Structure and Powers
This checklist examines what regulatory structures exist in Middle Eastern financial markets. -
MiFID—Its Development and Aims
This checklist describes the European Commission’s Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) and its aims and purpose. -
Principles of Financial Services Regulation
This checklist looks at the regulation of financial services, the principles involved, and how they can be effectively monitored and maintained. -
Regulatory and Capital Issues under Shariah Law
This checklist considers some of the main implications of the development of financial market regulations on Islamic finance -
Sarbanes–Oxley: Its Development and Aims
This checklist describes the Sarbanes–Oxley Act of 2002, its aims and its purpose. -
Solvency II: Its Development and Aims
This checklist describes Solvency II, and its aims and purpose. -
Stress Testing and Scenario Analysis for Keeping Up with Regulation
This checklist outlines why stress testing and scenario analysis are important for companies that need to comply with financial regulations. -
The EU Regulatory Regime
This checklist outlines the regulatory structure for financial markets in the European Union (EU). -
Understanding Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP)
This checklist outlines the role, functions, and requirements of the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP). -
United Kingdom: Regulatory Structure and Powers
This checklist outlines the regulatory structure for financial markets in the United Kingdom.
Topic Highlights
-
Viewpoint: Bernhard Speyer and Norbert Walter
-
Costs and Benefits of Accounting-based Financial Regulation in Emerging Capital Markets
-
Why Organizations Need to be Regulated—Lessons from History
-
The Effect of SOX on Internal Control, Risk Management, and Corporate Governance Best Practice
-
Solvency II: Its Development and Aims
Checklists
The Checklists section provides a comprehensive handbook of practical answers to the daily challenges of modern finance. Each checklist is a step-by-step guide to achieving the best results in areas including hedging interest rate risk, governance practices, project appraisal, estimating enterprise value, and managing credit ratings. Each checklist reflects current thinking and best practice, and includes a list of dos and don'ts as well as critical reflection on the topic at hand.
Related
Best Practice
The Complex World of International Auditing Regulation
by Christopher Humphrey and Anne LoftViewpoints
Regulation after the Crash
by Viral Acharya and Julian FranksBest Practice
The Changing Role and Regulation of Equity Research
by Simon TaylorBest Practice
Costs and Benefits of Accounting-Based Regulation in Emerging Capital Markets
by Wang JiweiBest Practice
US Financial Regulation: A Hopeless Tangle, or Complexity for a Purpose?
by Lawrence J. White
Most Viewed
-
Checklists
Understanding Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP) -
Best Practice
US Financial Regulation: A Hopeless Tangle, or Complexity for a Purpose?
by Lawrence J. White -
Viewpoints
Fragment or Unite—But Decide! The Future of EU Financial Supervision
by Bernhard Speyer and Norbert Walter -
Best Practice
Tripping over Prudence—Ideas for a Sensible Fix for Basel II
by Samuel Sender and Noel Amenc -
Best Practice
Understanding the Requirements for Preparing IFRS Financial Statements
by Véronique Weets
Recommended
-
Best Practice
Understanding the Requirements for Preparing IFRS Financial Statements
by Véronique Weets -
Viewpoints
Warwick Commission Highlights the Local and Political Dimensions of Global Financial Reform
by Leonard Seabrooke -
Best Practice
Principles versus Rules in Financial Supervision—Is There One Superior Approach?
by Marc Quintyn -
Checklists
Stress Testing and Scenario Analysis for Keeping Up with Regulation -
Viewpoints
Regulation after the Crash
by Viral Acharya and Julian Franks
Latest
-
Best Practice
Bankruptcy Resolution and Investor Protection in Sukuk Markets
by Kamal Abdelkarim Hassan and Muhamad Kholid -
Viewpoints
The Credit Crunch Was Like an Atomic Bomb; It Will Profoundly Change How We Think and Behave
by William Hopper -
Viewpoints
Warwick Commission Highlights the Local and Political Dimensions of Global Financial Reform
by Leonard Seabrooke -
White Papers
An Information Framework for Financial Services Supervision
by Andy Cox, Pat Galea, and Tim Franklin, John A. Morrison
Footer navigation:
- QFINANCE
- About this site
- Tools
- Social networks
- © Bloomsbury Information Ltd, 2009–12.
All Rights Reserved.
www.qfinance.com