edited by Margaret Woods, Peter Kajüter and Philip Linsley.
1st ed.
Burlington, MA :
Cima Pub.,
2008.
xi, 212 pages :
illustrations ;
24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Risk management, internal control and corporate governance: international perspectives -- A commentary on the COSO internal control framework and its links with Sarbanes-Oxley -- From internal auditing to enterprise risk management: the case of the Telecom Italia Group -- Risk: thoughts of a non-executive director -- Managing occupational pension scheme risks -- Monitoring of the risk management system and the role of internal and external audit -- The role of the management accountant in risk management -- Financial risk management -- Risk reporting: development, regulation and current practice.
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"In the past decade, prominent corporate failures and bankruptcies have occurred in almost all industrial countries and have led to an increasing interest in risk management in both academia and practice. This practical book analyses current risk management practices and includes a review of governance regulations across different legal and cultural regions including Germany, the UK, USA, Australia and Japan." "Aimed specifically at experienced accountants, heads of internal audit, chief risk officers, non-executive directors and members of boards of all sizes of companies; this book combines insightful case studies with critical commentary on current practice."--BOOK JACKET.