CA. Nihar N Jambusaria, President, ICAI, and IFAC PAIB Advisory Group Member, and CA. (Dr.) Sanjeev Kumar Singhal, Chairman, Sustainability Reporting Standards Board, ICAI
To the consumer, digital transformation might appear seamless: new services and products appear all the time, and with the push of a button we discover new levels of convenience and efficiency. But behind every success story is hard work, careful planning, and constant adaptation. Given the...
The IESBA congratulates The Accounting Professional & Ethical Standards Board (APESB), the independent body that sets the code of ethics and professional standards for Australia's accounting professionals, on the organization’s 15th anniversary.
The APESB will celebrate the anniversary this Friday, May 21 with a panel discussion featuring IESBA Chairman Dr. Stavros Thomadakis. The discussion (moderated by APESB Chairman Nancy Milne OAM) is titled 'Business Ethics, the pace of digitalization and the accountants' role in a post-Covid environment' and includes other panelists Kevin Dancey (United States): IFAC Chief Executive Officer, Dr Attracta Lagan (Australia): Business Ethicist and Ming Long AM (Australia): Diversity Council Australia Deputy Chair.
APESB has been a strong supporter of the IESBA and adopter of the International Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (including International Independence Standards) (the Code). The two boards share active participation in the IESBA-National Standard Setters Liaison Group, and the IESBA values the collaboration.
All stakeholders are invited to join the APESB’s 15th anniversary event. To register, click here.
For CFOs and senior finance leaders, there is an opportunity to deliver more than disaster-response by safeguarding the organization and its people, honing new ways of working, and identifying new opportunities to deliver value and positive societal impact.
The coronavirus pandemic will have a long-lasting effect on public finances. Governments need the complete picture that modern accounting standards provide in order to navigate the recovery, argues Ian Carruthers.
