The corporate environment
Subtitle: the financial consequences for business
By: John Collier.
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Published: 1995
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 231
Subjects: Environmental law.; Corporations.; Environmental auditing.
Description: The Corporate Environment reviews the key environmental laws and issues affecting business, both locally and internationally, and their effects on corporate liability. The functions of environmental management systems and auditing in addressing these issues are examined, including the role and implications of BS 7750 and the EU Environmental Management and Audit Regulation. The applications and problems of financial reporting, disclosure and auditing are then explored. There follows a discussion on the role of environmental taxation and other financial instruments in moulding corporate behaviour, and concludes with a commentary on the way forward for business and the accounting profession in the United Kingdom and around the world. Throughout, the approach is practical and illustrated with case studies. Appendices include a number of environmental checklists. The Corporate Environment has been written to enable accountants, auditors, finance directors, company secretaries and lawyers, and other senior managers make a fuller and better informed contribution to the environmental strategies of their companies. It will also be of interest to investment managers, bankers and other investors.
Notes: Includes index.