num_pages: 203
description: Gain a deeper understanding of Asian financial reporting and how to detect irregularities The Asian region and particularly China is becoming a hotbed of investment activity. There have been quite a few accounting scandals in Asia in the recent years  now rivaling those we have seen in the Americas and Europe. Assessing potential or active overseas investments requires reliance on financial statements the full parameters of which may vary from region to region. To effectively analyze statements it is necessary to first understand the framework underlying these financial statements and then lay out a protocol for detecting irregularities. It's impossible to create and implement a practical plan without a deeper knowledge of the various factors at play. Asian Statement Detecting Financial Irregularities provides a framework for analysis that makes irregularities stand out. Authors Chin Hwee Tan and Thomas R. Robinson discuss international financial reporting standards including characteristics particular to the Asian region. Tan and Robinson's combined background in academia and Asian finance give them a multi-modal perspective and position them as top authorities on the topic. In the book they address issues such The book uses real-world examples to illustrate the concepts presented with the focus on Asian companies. As the first ever in-depth study on manipulation and irregularities in the Asian market Asian Financial Statement Detecting Financial Irregularities is uniquely positioned to be a valuable resource in the move toward the next phase of global reporting standards.
language: English
title: Asian Financial Statement Analysis: Detecting Financial Irregularities
publisher: Wiley