Evolution Corporate Governance

accounting treatment to the consolidation of the financial statements, in the American North norms of accounting, in view of the necessity or disclosure of the financial statement in US-GAAP to enter level 2 or in new market, in that it refers to governance corporate. To reach such objective, they had been initially designated, still that briefly, the definition and the objectives of the consolidation of the financial statements. At as a moment, the bibliographical method was used, where…

auditors having into account the knowledge they have acquired and the kind of fraud they wish to prevent. Failure to comply with the set procedures may cause great impairment to the companies, within the limits of its closure. The constant mutation and evolution of fraud, makes it necessary to constantly evaluate and monitor the procedures to always adapt them to the emerging types of fraud. This paper work presented here proposes to contribute with a methodology in the usage of fraud’s…

The business system – objectives of the business – setting up and balancing the objectives – mission – vision – goals Strategic analysis of functional areas – Production – marketing – human resources – finance – analyzing corporate capabilities – SWOT Unit 2 Corporate strategy – nature and scope – process of strategic planning – formulation of strategy – project life cycle – portfolio analysis : BCG matrix – GE matrix – Stop High Strategy – Directional policy matrix.…

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existence of non-ethical behavior of the competition. The study concludes that internal organization should be architected to provide the incentives and align the behavior of stakeholders and stockholders. It also concludes that institutional evolution should affect the capacity for the socially responsible organization survive in the market place. Key words: ethics; ethical corporation; social responsibility. RAC, v. 6, n. 2, Maio/Ago. 2002: 123-143 123 Decio Zylbersztajn …

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Interdependence demands quality relationships. • Leadership is no longer limited to the traditional functions of planning, organizing, commanding, coordinating and controlling. Currently, a leader plays other roles, such as symbol, mentor, guardian of the corporate culture and values, facilitator of quality relationships with people, customers, partners, suppliers and competitors, and steward of environmental and socially responsible actions. Leadership is exercised throughout the…

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Telefono: 00351227538800 Teelfax: 00351227624590 e-mail: info@iesf.pt September 2010 1 This is the 2 nd of 4 essays from a Research Project called: “Essays on Corporate Finance Towards (Financial) Management Efficiency”. Electronic copy available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1805227 2 2 “The Firm’s Trade Credit Risk Taking Process A Panel Data Probit Estimation, From European…

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