推动会计师事务所做大做强的几点思考

一、在做强的基础上做大是国内事务所做大做强的现实选择面对企业发展规模化、市场需求多元化、会计服务国际化的现实,做大做强已成为会计师事务所适应市场需求和应对市场竞争的迫切需要。而如何推动会计师事务所做大做强,则是摆在整个注册会计师行业面前的一个重     

实践科学发展观 做大做强事务所

国务院转发财政部《关于加快发展我国注册会计师行业的若干意见》,全面提出推动事务所做大做强。中央组织部和财政部党组也联合发布《关于进一步加强注册会计师行业党的建设工作的通知》,要求在会计师事务所中开展学习实践科学发展观活动。财政部、中注协领导提出事务所做大做强战略,这是新形势下实践科学发展观,指引注册会计师行业又好又快发展的重大举措。近几年来,大信会计师事务所与广大兄弟所一样,积极贯彻做大做强走出去的发展战略,正确处理发展中的问题与矛盾,使事务所实现了一次跨越式的发展。笔者现就行业发展之所见,并联系大信会计师事务所发展之实际,结合对学习实践科学发展观,事务所做大做强及走出去涉及的几个重大关系问题处理之思考,与业内人士、专家学者共同交流与探讨。     

各地注协积极行动研究推动事务所做大做强

为满足社会经济和资本市场发展的需要,深入分析企业“走出去”的新形势以及行业发展的新要求,在刘仲藜会长和王军副部长的重视和指导下,中注协于今年年初提出并推动实施了会计师事务所做大做强战略《。关于推动会计师事务所做大做强的意见》即将起草完成,公开征求意见。行业做大做强战略得到了广大事务所和地方协会的广泛支持和积极响应。各地方协会纷纷行动起来,积极组织研究和探讨如何推动会计师事务所做大做强。——6月8日,广东注协召开会计师事务所做大做强与规范化发展座谈会。广东地区年业务收入1000万元以上会计师事务所的负责人参加…     

对事务所做大做强的一些思考

一、事务所做大做强做出去是注册会计师行业发展的不二选择(一)市场迫切需要大而强的会计师事务所当前,全球经济一体化已发展到相当的规模,在世界范围内,商品、服务、资本和技术越过国界的流量越来越大。随着全球经济一体化的发展,审计也将跨越国界,组建社会审计的跨国公司,实现审计的国际化。纵观世界注册会计师制度的发展历     

加强内部治理推动做大做强——刘仲藜会长在《关于推动会计师事务所做大做强的意见》暨《会计师事务所内部治理指南》发布会上的讲话

各位嘉宾,各位朋友,同志们:推动注册会计师行业做大做强,是当前注册会计师行业发展的一项重大战略。今天,中国注册会计师协会正式发布《关于推动会计师事务所做大做强的意见》和《会计师事务所内部治理指南》,标志着行业做大做强战略的全面启动。     

中央企业的快速发展迫切需要会计师行业做大做强

加强会计师事务所内部治理,推动注册会计行业做大做强,是中国注册会计师行业贯彻落实国务院关于加快发展服务业、实施中国企业走出去战略的重要举措。中注协发布《关于推进会计师事务所做大做强的意见》暨《会计师事务所内部治理指南》,标     

关于我国会计师事务所做大做强的思考

随着会计服务市场的开放,我国注册会计师行业面临的将是一个充满机遇与挑战的全新时代。因为,目前我国的会计师事务所发展还不够大、不够强,不能满足我国企业走向世界对事务所提出的专业服务要求。因此,事务所做大做强问题已经成为行业的发展方向。本文首先分析了会计师事务所做"大"与做"强"的关系,而后阐述了我国会计师事务所在做"大"和做"强"方面所遇到的困难,最后针对出现的问题提出了相关的解决途径。     

加强内部治理 推动事务所做大做强

当前,全省注册会计师行业要认真贯彻落实中注协《关于推动会计师事务所做大做强的意见》暨《会计师事务所内部治理指南》》发布会精神,加强内部治理、推动事务所做大做强。一是要加强学习,统一思想,充分认识事务所内部治理和做大做强的重要性;二是要完善事务所内部治理结构,明确事务所股东会、董事会、     

贯彻落实科学发展观 做大做强会计师事务所

党的十七大全面提出了科学发展观的指导思想。推动会计师事务所做大做强,对于贯彻落实十七大提出的科学发展观,实现注册会计师行业又好又快的发展,更好地为经济社会发展服务,具有重要的意义;既是当前经济社会发展对注册会计师行业的要求,也是切合各地注册会计师行业实际情况的。本文结合广西实际,对做大做强事务所提出一些个人见解。     

王军副部长主持召开会计师事务所做强做大工作座谈会

2月2日上午,财政部副部长、中国注册会计师行业党委书记王军深入北京注册会计师协会和大华会计师事务所,调研会计师事务所做强做大情况,并主持召开专题座谈会,听取部分在京事务所负责人对推动事务所做强做大工作     

美元强势仍将延续外汇市场走势分化

2014年主要经济体复苏进程和货币政策分化,下半年以来,国际外汇市场货币走势分化,市场交易量持续上升,波动性加大。文章基于2014年以来国际外汇市场走势及其影响因素的分析,展望国际外汇市场当前分化走势的延续性。     

Resource rents; when to spend and how to save

Countries with substantial revenues from renewable resources face a complex range of revenue management issues. What is the optimal time profile of consumption from the revenue, and how much should be saved? Should saving be invested in foreign funds or in the domestic economy? How does government policy influence the private sector, where sustainable growth in the domestic economy must ultimately be generated? This paper develops the issues in a simple two-period model, and argues that analysis must go well beyond the simple permanent income approach sometimes recommended.     

Knowing what to sell, when, and to whom

Despite an abundance of data, most companies do a poor job of predicting the behavior of their customers. In fact, the authors' research suggests that even companies that take the greatest trouble over their predictions about whether a particular customer will buy a particular product are correct only around 55% of the time--a result that hardly justifies the costs of having a CRM system in the first place. Businesses usually conclude from studies like this that it's impossible to use the past to predict the future, so they revert to the timeworn marketing practice of inundating their customers with offers. But as the authors explain, the reason for the poor predictions is not any basic limitation of CRM systems or the predictive power of past behavior, but rather of the mathematical methods that companies use to interpret the data. The authors have developed a new way of predicting customer behavior, based on the work of the Nobel Prize-winning economist Daniel McFadden, that delivers vastly improved results. Indeed, the methodology increases the odds of successfully predicting a specific purchase by a specific customer at a specific time to about 85%, a number that will have a major impact on any company's marketing ROI. What's more, using this methodology, companies can increase revenues while reducing their frequency of customer contact-evidence that overcommunication with customers may actually damage a company's sales.     

Fintech and access to finance

This article surveys research on the effects of digitalization on access to finance. We focus the review on access through fintech. We review the growth of three main fintech technologies, fintech lending (incl. peer-to-peer lending), crowdfunding and initial coin offerings. We discuss existing evidence on how fintech affects access to finance for firms and investors and consider the regulatory challenges it poses. We incorporate the papers in this special issue, underlining their significant contributions to our understanding of the digitalization of finance and its effects. Finally, we discuss the challenges of research in the digital finance area and propose some new avenues for future research.     

Response to Nelson and Schwartz

In responding to Nelson and Schwartz's [2008. The impact of Milton Friedman on modern monetary economics: setting the record straight on Paul Krugman's “Who was Milton Friedman?”. Journal of Monetary Economics 55, this issue] critique of my “Who Was Milton Friedman”, I focus on three central economic topics: (i) whether it is reasonable to claim that the Federal Reserve caused the Great Depression; (ii) whether monetary policy had the power to engineer an economic recovery after the onset of the depression; and (iii) whether monetarism succeeded or failed. On all these key points, I reject the criticisms of Nelson and Schwartz.     

Driven to Distraction: Extraneous Events and Underreaction to Earnings News

Recent studies propose that limited investor attention causes market underreactions. This paper directly tests this explanation by measuring the information load faced by investors. The  investor distraction hypothesis  holds that extraneous news inhibits market reactions to relevant news. We find that the immediate price and volume reaction to a firm's earnings surprise is much weaker, and post-announcement drift much stronger, when a greater number of same-day earnings announcements are made by other firms. We evaluate the economic importance of distraction effects through a trading strategy, which yields substantial alphas. Industry-unrelated news and large earnings surprises have a stronger distracting effect.     

Assessing risk-taking: what to measure and how to measure it

Abstract

Risk-taking has been a major field of interest for scientists and for applied purposes since decades. However, many researchers have noted that the current measurement instruments fail to show adequate validity and predictive power. Given the recent calls to develop new measures, this paper aims to highlight six key points that should be kept in mind when constructing or using measures of risk-taking concepts. Specifically, we encourage risk-taking scholars (a) to pay close attention to the terminology used in studies, (b) to distinguish measures of general and specific risk-taking, (c) to distinguish risk-taking from the appeal of risky activities, (d) to keep in mind the subjectivity of risk-taking, (e) to consider the measurement of passive risk-taking, and (f) to favour more realistic risk-taking tasks. Overall, these recommendations should help researchers to design and use more relevant risk-taking measures.