This article critically examines the relation between finance and accounting and the integration of ethics and efficiency in the modern world of finance. It discusses issues related to control and ethical behavior, misconduct in finances, proficiency in accounting, ethical investment, and corporate reporting.

Ethics in Finance and Accounting: Editorial Introduction

Reflecting on the relationship between finance and accounting, integrating ethics and efficiency, motivating practitioners to commit to justice and fairness, and suggesting further research for better integration of technical aspects of accounting and finance into business activity.

Analyzing the connection between finance and accounting, this article explores ethics, efficiency, control, misconduct, proficiency, ethical investment, and corporate reporting.

Critical review of Ethics in Finance and Accounting

This essay provides a critical review of the journal of ethics in finance and accounting, discussing aspects such as control measurement and ethical behavior, misbehaviors in accounting and finance, professionalism in accounting and finance, responsible investment, and corporate reporting.

Finance

Critical Review of Ethics in Finance and Accounting

Immanuel Kant

This report explores the relationship between corporate governance and corporate performance and analyzes the ethical issues at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. The report applies the Utilitarian and Kantian perspectives to explore the ethical issues and their impact on the bank.

Cornell University

Corporate Government and Ethics

Leadership Management

Test Prep

Languages and Culture

Corporate  Governance Law - Assignment

This report examines the ethical behavior of the auditor and the managers of Satyam (India) and highlights the failures of management and audit. It also discusses the role of auditors and the audit committee in the Satyam India Fraud case.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Auditing Theory and Practice: A Case Study of Satyam India Fraud

This study analyzes the impact of corporate crises on accounting standards and the role of political influence in setting accounting standards. It provides examples of how corporate scandals have led to improvements in accounting regulations. The study also discusses the lobbies and influences in the accounting standard-setting process.

Contemporary Accounting Theory

Corporate scandals case study

3 parts: 1: define the concept with reference to the chosen case study (corporate governance, csr corporate social responsibility, or sustainability)
2: investigate and evaluate the APPROAHES of the case study to one of the above concepts from the perspective of the most relevant normative and descriptive business ethics theories. 

3: using the same case study analyse the stakeholder perspectives on the business behaviour 


Important!!!! Apply the theory to the case study

Critical review of Ethics in Finance and Accounting

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Critical Review of Ethics in Finance and Accounting

Corporate Government and Ethics

Corporate Governance Law - Assignment

Auditing Theory and Practice: A Case Study of Satyam India Fraud

Contemporary Accounting Theory

Report- one of the corporate scandals contained in Fortune-link provided

Critical review of Ethics in Finance and Accounting

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Critical Review of Ethics in Finance and Accounting

Corporate Government and Ethics

Corporate Governance Law - Assignment

Auditing Theory and Practice: A Case Study of Satyam India Fraud

Contemporary Accounting Theory

Report- one of the corporate scandals contained in Fortune-link provided