Knowledge Paper: Key Accounting and Auditing Reforms
The purpose of this Knowledge Paper focusing on Key Accounting and Auditing Reforms is to assist the Macedonian Government to make informed decisions for future reform actions following the publication of the Macedonian Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes (ROSC) on Accounting and Auditing (A&A) in 2014.
Audit and public oversight in Ukraine
Article by Jarret Decker,Senior Financial Management Specialist of the World Bank Centre for Financial Reporting Reform, on audit and public oversight in Ukraine as published in the Professional Accountant's School, Issue #1 (156) for January-February 2015.
Republic of Armenia Country Strategy and Action Plan for Enhancing Corporate Financial Reporting
This Country Strategy and Action Plan (CSAP) published in November 2014 sets out a comprehensive short to medium term reform program for corporate financial reporting in the Republic of Armenia.
Corporate Financial Reporting in Austria: an Overview
An introduction into Austria’s corporate financial reporting environment, with a particular focus on SMEs and specific features of the Austrian environment, intended for policy makers, regulators and practitioners looking for examples of how to formulate or implement the corporate financial reporting elements of the EU acquis communautaire.
Montenegro - Corporate Sector Financial Reporting: Technical Note
This note was prepared as part of the Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) and was made public in January 2016. Its main objective is to describe the status and recent developments in corporate financial reporting framework in Montenegro and highlight key issues relevant to financial sector. The note represents a technical annex to the main FSAP Aide-Memoire and seeks to provide a high-level overview of developments since the 2007 A&A ROSC2, as well as highlight the areas that are most relevant to the financial sector.
Public Oversight Systems for Statutory Audit in the EU
Public oversight of audits and auditors is a relatively recent development, particularly in light of the length of time that capital markets and the audit profession have operated. This paper reflects on the rationale for public oversight of auditors, summarizes the relevant EU legislation and international benchmarks for public oversight systems, and thereafter compares and contrasts the different approaches taken by EU member states to operate their public oversight systems.
Implementation of the Statutory Audit Regulation in the European Union: The Experience of Slovenia
Three webinars were held between 8 June and 10 June 2021 under STAREP regional program and these were attended by about 40 participants each day.
The overall aim of the experience exchange webinars was to learn from Slovenian experience related to the establishment of an independent public oversight function, entry requirements and registration of auditors and audit firms; monitoring of continuing professional development; quality assurance inspections and enforcement procedures, as well as cooperation with foreign audit regulators.
Roundtable to discuss the content of the provisions of the new model of audit oversight function in Kazakhstan
A roundtable involving key stakeholders was organized by the World Bank and the Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan under Joint Economic Research Program (JERP) on March 30, 2021. The event was attended by about 45 participants.
The key objective of the event was to discuss the content of the provisions of the new model of audit oversight function in Kazakhstan.
Implementation of the statutory audit regulation in the European Union: the experience of France
Four series of webinars were delivered between 09 February and 12 February 2021 and these were attended by about 80 participants each day.