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IFAC is developing proposals for a global standard.
CIMA's visiting professor highlighted the failures of intangibles measurement and offered some solutions.
European accountants welcome a continent-wide enforcement structure for international reporting standards.
An independent review suggests the FSAP has not been as effective as it claims.
Insight talks to Dominic Jaques, finance director for Krispy Kreme UK.
Implemented properly, risk management can be successfully married with wider business objectives.
Healthcare charity Merlin in Addis Ababa.
Do key performance indicators really work?
This month, Insight includes an online audit tool, in association with ALG Software.
The second of two articles on corporate performance measurement looks at how to use it effectively and the importance of integration. By Mike Sherratt, chief executive officer, ALG Software.
To be effective, perfomance measurement in the public sector must recognise complexities and be dynamic and trustworthy. By Michael Hughes, deputy director, Institute of Local Government Studies at the University of Birmingham.