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BOOMING PHILIPPINES BECOMING KEY MARKET FOR FINANCIAL REPORTING PROFESSIONALS
THE PHILIPPINES, which with 95 million people, has the 12th biggest population in the world, is among the world’s most promising emerging markets, and international business and accounting services are taking note. GDP was up by around 7% in 2012, with 6% growth forecast for 2013, and the country’s accounting sector is capitalising on its strong economic growth.…
SUCCESSION HEADACHE SPELLS OPPORTUNITY FOR ACCOUNTANTS
SUCCESSION issues are a significant and growing challenge for companies and could be an opportunity for qualified accountants who may step up internally or be drafted in to even become the next CEO or CFO.
“Many businesses spend very little time, if any, thinking through who will lead the various aspects of their business in the future,” said Karen Young, a director for the senior finance section of global recruitment experts Hays, and whose remit includes qualified accountancy jobs including finance director, financial controller, management accountant, financial accountant, or practice accounting.…
BRITISH ACCOUNTANT TELLS HOW HE HELPS RUN KAZAKHSTAN’S ECONOMY
IT seems for all the world like the setting for a Graham Greene novel: a British-trained chartered accountant in charge of an almost unfathomably wealthy state-owned holding corporation in a distant outpost.
Yet Greene would barely recognise the 21st century context in which Our Man in Kazakhstan operates.…
CHINA GETS SERIOUS OVER FOOD SAFETY REGULATION
China’s move to elevate its State Food & Drug Administration (SFDA) to a ministry level entity aims to consolidate oversight of food safety issues under one umbrella and convince consumers the government is serious about tackling the country’s food safety problems. …
EU FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS TAX RUFFLES FEATHERS
TO listen to opposing sides in a polarised debate, February 14, 2013, could go down in European business history as a St Valentine’s Day Massacre of Europe’s capital markets or as the start of a beautiful love affair with regulation that could help to prevent speculative trading turning boom to bust.…
SINGAPORE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS LAUNCH ALLIANCE TO TAP CHINESE STUDENT MARKET
THE SINGAPORE government’s much lauded change of gears from running an economy known for its efficiency to one where innovation also plays a key role has been illustrated in a new education services export initiative, targeted at China.
The city state’s trade promotion agency IE Singapore (IE for international enterprise) signed in January a memorandum of understanding with seven local leading training and educational institutes and universities to form what it calls a Singapore Talent Development Alliance (STDA).…
ASTELLIA OFFER BESPOKE MOBILE OPTIMISATION SERVICE TO DIVERSE RANGE OF CLIENTS
WITH mobile communication service providers facing an increasingly complex but growing market, they are being offered a range of third party services to help navigate a path to maximum profitability in this new commercial world. And with consumers using multiple devices and switching between data, video and voice, it is useful not only to be supplied software systems that helps make sense of this communications Babel, but to be advised and helped along the way.…
BRICS DRINKS LOGISTICS - SWOT ANALYSIS
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China has a booming e-commerce sector, and growing online drinks retailers are building more warehouses nationwide. They need to balance ‘just-in-case’ and ‘just-in-time’ demands and also the need for flexibility versus low inventory. Negotiating these logistical pressures is vital in this huge yet highly fragmented market.…
EUROPOL UNVEILS HUGE FOOTBALL MATCH-FIXING SCHEME
THE EUROPEAN Union (EU) police agency Europol has released details of a major football scam at global level with Asian betting syndicates at its heart. It is now up to national prosecutors still investigating some of the cases to unveil the names of football clubs involved in match fixing.…
COSMETICS PRODUCTION IS DEVELOPING IN NORTH KOREA, WESTERN EXPERTS AGREE
WHILE it is always sensible to handle reports emerging from North Korea with care, it appears undeniable that the country does manufacture cosmetics and other personal care products and could, if current hopes of liberalisation are ultimately realised, become a new market for international players.…