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Role of External Auditors in Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting - Capital and Liquidity Requirments, and the Finance Theory (Paperback)
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Role of External Auditors in Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting - Capital and Liquidity Requirments, and the Finance Theory (Paperback)
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The Role of External Auditors in Corporate Governance and Financial
Reporting not only recommends means whereby a variety of internal
issues can be addressed but also considers various ways in which
the external auditor and audit committees contribute to the process
of corporate governance. Problems related to asymmetric
information, information disclosure, transparency between corporate
managers and shareholders, and factors contributing to insider
trading are covered as well as the various ways in which the
external auditor and audit committees can contribute towards
enhancing corporate governance structures and measures. The impact
of bank regulations, such as Basel III capital requirements, on
risk taking and the need for a consideration of ownership
structures are other issues which are examined. In acknowledging
the issues raised by ownership structures, the book considers
theories such as the banking theory and corporate governance
theory. It also considers other alternatives whereby risk taking
can be controlled, including developments which are contributory to
the rise of Finance Theory. In recommending the external auditor's
expertise as appropriate for addressing agency problems whereby
corporate managers, at the expense of shareholders, are compelled
to act in their own interests, The Role of External Auditors in
Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting, draws attention to
the audit committee's roles, presenting them as being both as a
vital and complementary as corporate governance tools. It also
highlights the importance of measures which need to be in place if
the external auditor's contribution to corporate governance is to
be maximized. Even though an ideal and single model for corporate
governance does not exist, through an analysis of selected
jurisdictions, this book aims to provide corporate managers and
business executives with a better understanding of how their
corporate governance structures can be modelled to maximize the
benefits which effective corporate governance mechanisms could
provide.
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