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Corporate Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) in many countries atdifferent levels of development and in various parts of the worldconsidered financial statement disclosure and corporate corruption tobe serious corporate problems long before the Enron debacle. Thispaper presents the results of a survey of CFOs conducted across 40countries during the fall of 2000 and the spring of 2001. Most of therespondents, including those in the United States, considered the lackof adequate disclosure of information by companies to be a biggerissue than either corrupt business practices or a lack of effectiveaccounting guidelines. Only in the United Kingdom did more CFOsconsider the lack of effective accounting guidelines to be an issue ofmore concern than the lack of disclosure.
Review of Pacific Basin Financial Markets and Policies – World Scientific Publishing Company
Published: Dec 1, 2003
Keywords: Accounting transparency disclosure corrupt business practices
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