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The Environmental Accountant

Only in recent times has a broad cross section of social participants across the global community begun to acknowledge the need for a more sustainable environment. The growing recognition of this complex problem has caused communities to seek solutions from individual occupational groups within each social location. ... read more
AUTHOR: Kevin Clarke and Sharron O’Neill   DATE: 01.05.07   ISSUE 1, 2007

Integrity’s Protector: The Vital Role of the CFO

The role of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) has never been more vital to ensuring corporate integrity. ... read more
AUTHOR: Deborah Tarrant   DATE: 18.05.06   ISSUE 1, 2006

Links between company performance and ownership structures

Gloria Tian’s research has focussed on the link between ownership structures, corporate governance and financial performance of Canadian companies, and she is now looking forward to extending that research to Australia. ... read more
AUTHOR: Lachlan Colquhoun   DATE: 13.04.06   ISSUE 1, 2006

Structured Financial Products: Financial Innovations with Odds and Traps

The investor’s Nirvana: gaining from the stock market without facing its risk. Does such a place exist? According to some financial services providers, it does – through Structured Financial Products. But is this the final solution for financial investments or just a new marketing ploy allowing banks to generate huge margin income from unsuspecting investors? Something in between argue Professor Timothy Devinney and Professor Marco Wilkens. ... read more
AUTHOR: Professor Marco Wilkens and Professor Timothy Devinney   DATE: 08.12.05   ISSUE 3, 2005

Embracing diversity in corporate finance

Once based firmly on the orthodox Anglo-Saxon model of the public company, the discipline of corporate finance is now expanding, says Professor Stewart Myers. Financial scholars are now including in their research other models from other nations and cultures. ... read more
AUTHOR: Lachlan Colquhoun   DATE: 08.12.05   ISSUE 3, 2005

Change in Accounting: It Makes Sense Now

As the spectre of international financial reporting standards is finally upon us and as various interest groups continue to publicly dispute the impact of their introduction, the truly political nature of accounting standard setting becomes more apparent. ... read more
AUTHOR: Kevin Clarke   DATE: 01.05.05   ISSUE 1, 2005

The beauty of options

If your foreign exchange exposure is asymmetric, take a closer look at options for managing the risk, writes the AGSM’s professor Chris Adam. ... read more
AUTHOR: Professor Chris Adam   DATE: 30.08.04   ISSUE 2, 2004

Fast trading

Is online trading rational? Professor Robert Wood* reports on a research team’s exploration of individual biases and effectiveness in online trading behaviour. ... read more
AUTHOR: Robert Wood   DATE: 30.03.04   ISSUE 1, 2004

Stock up with marketing

In the interests of a more stable share price, treat your shareholders like customers. Con Nats reports. ... read more
AUTHOR: Con Nats   DATE: 30.08.03   ISSUE 2, 2003

The true cost of share options

AGSM’ s Chongwoo Choe* takes a look at how share options measure up ... read more
AUTHOR: Debra Maynard   DATE: 30.11.02   ISSUE 3, 2002

Back to basics for tech stocks

A new study commissioned by the Australian Stock Exchange reveals that company fundamentals have more influence than place of listing on tech stock valuations. ... read more
AUTHOR: Alan Valvasori   DATE: 30.08.02   ISSUE 2, 2002