See all Articles 01 Finance in the Marketing Process: Cost of Sales Posted on February 01, 2017 08:15 This is Part Two of our series making sense of finance in the marketing process. In our previous article on Finance for Marketing Managers, we looked quite closely at the first item of the Income Statement, namely Sales and the revenue coming from the effort of selling. [Read the rest of this article...] Actions: E-mail | Permalink | Comments (0) 01 Not More Standards!!! Why do we need these? Posted on November 01, 2016 04:46 As many accountants and finance professionals are aware, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) has been busy drafting revised accounting standards. [Read the rest of this article...] Actions: E-mail | Permalink | Comments (0) 29 What is Money Laundering and how does it affect us? Posted on September 29, 2016 00:13 ‘During the time period leading up to the attacks on the Victims, HSBC knowingly laundered billions of dollars for the Mexican cartels who committed the attacks, including the Sinaloa, Juárez, and Los Zetas Cartels, knowing or deliberately disregarding the fact that said funds would be used to support the Mexican cartels and their terrorist acts against Mexican and U.S. citizens.’ [Read the rest of this article...] Actions: E-mail | Permalink | Comments (0) 29 IPSAS Implementation in Cyprus: The Way Ahead Posted on August 29, 2016 05:07 Following our successful delivery of the first ever open training workshops on IPSAS [Read the rest of this article...] Actions: E-mail | Permalink | Comments (0) 08 Meet Your Trainer: Frixos Zempylas on IPSAS Posted on February 08, 2016 07:24 Frixos Zempylas is leading IPSAS training workshops in Nicosia this year [Read the rest of this article...] Actions: E-mail | Permalink | Comments (0) 14 Strategising for Profit: Understanding Finance in the Marketing Process Posted on December 14, 2015 23:50 Marketing managers are often faced with a variety of strategies that they must decide on. Assuming that the final goals of marketing management are usually finance-based, evaluation of each alternative is needed so that the impact on the organisation’s financial performance and position can be made. [Read the rest of this article...] Actions: E-mail | Permalink | Comments (0) 11 The case for IPSAS – Who do governments report to and how? Posted on November 11, 2015 05:13 In the aftermath of the recent 2008 - 2012 financial crisis, governments have literally taken over financial institutions and have been continually pumping money into the real economy. [Read the rest of this article...] Actions: E-mail | Permalink | Comments (0) 19 Back to Basics: What Makes a Successful AML Strategy? Posted on May 19, 2015 00:24 Part 2 of getting to know Anti-Money Laundering (AML) policies and how they effectively protect your organisation. In this article, we talk about the challenges faced by AML Compliance Officers [Read the rest of this article...] Actions: E-mail | Permalink | Comments (0) 20 AML and Magic Posted on April 20, 2015 00:53 Abracadabra, Alakazam! Have you ever been to a magic show? Or perhaps you’ve mastered a few magic tricks of your own! Magic is the art of performing tricks, rituals and stunts that change how people see reality. When it comes to magic, things aren’t always as they seem, and mysterious forces appear to be at work. Coins seem to disappear into thin air, while animals may appear out of nowhere! When it comes to magic, sometimes it’s hard to tell what is real and what isn’t! Who makes it all possible? [Read the rest of this article...] Actions: E-mail | Permalink | Comments (0) 23 IFRS for shareholders: The Balance Sheet and Asset Valuation Posted on January 23, 2015 08:17 We continue our series of articles meant to help shareholders in their investment decisions. In this third article, we look at the Balance Sheet, how assets are valued, as well as how this valuation impacts the company’s shares. The financial position of companies, at any point in time is shown in what we call a Balance Sheet or indeed, as it is nowadays called, the Statement of Financial Position. In its basic form a balance sheet shows, on the one hand, all the assets of the firm, and on the other hand, how these assets are represented by the various liabilities the firm has committed itself to or, if you like, how these assets were financed. [Read the rest of this article...] Actions: E-mail | Permalink | Comments (0) Page 6 of 7First Previous 1 2 3 4 5 [6] 7 Next Last
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