martes, 9 de marzo de 2021

10 Desde IFAC

 



THE LATEST
The Latest Global Knowledge, Resources and News from the Gateway
The Social and Economic Impacts of COVID-19 Have Not Been Gender-blind – Neither Should Our Response
Contributing to the Global Economy
The Social and Economic Impacts of COVID-19 Have Not Been Gender-blind – Neither Should Our Response
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Accountancy Is About People, Not Just the Numbers: A Conversation on Mental Health
Accountancy Is About People, Not Just the Numbers: A Conversation on Mental Health
Social Responsibility Should Not Be an Obstacle. It Should be Part of How We Operate
Social Responsibility Should Not Be an Obstacle. It Should be Part of How We Operate
Accountants’ Due Diligence for SDG Transparency in the Post-Covid-19 Era
Accountants’ Due Diligence for SDG Transparency in the Post-Covid-19 Era
GATEWAY TOPICS
Supporting International StandardsContributing to the Global EconomyBuilding Trust & EthicsDeveloping the Accountancy ProfessionPreparing Future-Ready Professionals
COVID-19 RESOURCES FROM IFAC'S NETWORK
For more resources and guidance on how to navigate through the coronavirus crisis, please visit IFAC's COVID-19 page.
NEWS FROM IFAC & STANDARD SETTERS
IFAC Supports Next Steps and Strategic Direction of IFRS Foundation’s Work on Sustainability
March 8, 2021 | News
Conference on Corruption, Keynote Remarks by Dr. Stavros Thomadakis
March 1, 2021 | News
IFAC and IESBA Reach Key Milestone in Delivering Ethics and Independence Resource
February 28, 2021 | News
IFAC and IIRC Set Out A Vision for Accelerating Integrated Reporting Assurance
February 26, 2021 | News
IESBA to Hold Global Webinars on its Proposals to Redefine a Public Interest Entity (PIE)
February 26, 2021 | News
RESOURCES FROM OUR NETWORK
Gender Responsive Budgeting
March 8, 2021 | ACCA
#CHOOSETOCHALLENGE: Digital Inclusivity
March 8, 2021 | Malaysian Institute of Accountants
Perspectives Paper: ESG and Business Valuation
March 8, 2021 | International Valuation Standards Council
The Private Company Guide to Effective Internal Controls
March 8, 2021 | Deloitte
Professional Skepticism in a Remote Working Environment: Advice for Auditors
March 8, 2021 | CPA Canada
FAQs on IFAC’s PAO Digital Readiness Assessment Tool
March 8, 2021 | IFAC
Diversifying U.S. Accounting Talent: A Critical Imperative to Achieve Transformational Outcomes
March 5, 2021 | Institute of Management Accountants
COVID-19 Year-End Reminders for Auditors: Q&A with Canada’s Audit Regulator
March 4, 2021 | CPA Canada
It’s Not Just about Audit Reform. It Is Time to Recalibrate the Corporate Ecosystem
March 4, 2021 | ICAS
OECD Studies on SMEs and Entrepreneurship
March 1, 2021 | OECD

viernes, 5 de marzo de 2021

Desde El Diario de la Educación

 

Desafíos para la docencia universitaria


4 Desde HBR

 



Today’s Tip 
Boost Your Team’s Optimism
These are trying times. But the job of a leader is to set a tone that empowers people to do their best work. So when the whole world is feeling down, how can you steer your team toward optimism? Here are four pieces of advice:
  1. Make room for “organizational foolishness.” While careful planning and project management are important, you also need to create space to unleash your team’s imagination, creativity, and fun.
  2. Invite everyone to become a problem-solver, then give them the autonomy to fix things and pursue new projects. Fostering a spirit of agency on your team will help them adopt a more optimistic mindset.
  3. Strengthen personal relationships. Ultimately it’s human connections — with clients, patients, and colleagues — that keep employees upbeat and motivated.
  4. Share and celebrate good news. There’s a lot of bad news right now, but as a leader you can put a spotlight on positive developments. Try distributing a newsletter that highlights what’s going well, or carving out some time for gratitude and positivity in your next team meeting.
This tip is adapted from How to Stay Optimistic (When Everything Is Awful),” by Bill Taylor

6 Desde FUSADES

 

La solución del alto saldo y riesgo financiero en LETES involucra la acción responsable en el manejo de la herramienta, más que solo restructurar los pasivos con una nueva emisión. 
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jueves, 4 de marzo de 2021

53. Desde i-Sight

 



Are You Following These 16 Investigation Best Practices?

We’ve compiled 16 tips from investigation experts across disciplines to ensure your next investigation is timely, fair, organized and effective.

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3 Desde Alerta de la Fundación IFRS

 




March 2021 Capital Markets Advisory Committee meeting papers available
 Post-implementation Review of IFRS 10, IFRS 11 and IFRS 12   Post-implementation Review of IFRS 9—Classification and Measurement   Rate-regulated Activities   Business Combinations under Common Control   Capital Markets Advisory Committee  

miércoles, 3 de marzo de 2021

17 Desde McKinsey & Company

 




New from McKinsey & Company
Accounting for values and valuation
Accounting for values and valuation
Former UPS finance chief Kurt Kuehn describes how the SASB framework can help companies measure, manage, and disclose material ESG and other nonfinancial risks.
Get perspective  

martes, 2 de marzo de 2021

23 Desde Observatorio ITESM

 






¿Cómo aumentar la tasa de finalización de un curso en línea?

Kamy Anderson
Un gran número de cursos en línea registran cifras de abandono superiores al 52 %. En este artículo podrás encontrar algunos consejos prácticos para mejorar la retención de los conocimientos y la tasa de finalización en los cursos en línea.
LEER MÁS+
 

Webinar: “El video como recurso educativo en pandemia”

Rubí Román
El uso de videos en clase es tanto una necesidad como una oportunidad para profundizar la comprensión a través de materiales audiovisuales. En este webinar, el profesor Salvador Plancarte explica la relevancia y trascendencia del uso del video en el aula para mejorar la experiencia de los cursos virtuales.
LEER MÁS+

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1 Desde ISCP

 






4 Desde HBR

 


Today’s Tip 
Give Your Emails More Careful Attention
With the rise of remote work, we’re using email more than ever. So, it’s essential to take the time to make sure your words reflect what you actually want to say — and, crucially, how you want to say it. To do so, ask yourself these four questions before hitting send. First: Is my email too brief? We’re all moving quickly these days, but make sure you’ve shared any important details that the recipient should know. It’ll save both of you from having to clarify things down the road. Second: Are there any typos? Sloppy emails make it seem like you’re too busy to care, so take the time to proofread. Third: What tone am I projecting? It’s always hard to interpret an email that simply reads “Ok.” If you don’t have time for a thoughtful response in the moment, tell your recipient you’ll get back to them at a later date. And finally: Would it be helpful to talk instead? If you receive a vague or confusing email — or if the topic at hand is sensitive — a call might be the best way to resolve the issue. Giving your emails more careful attention will ensure you’re sending the right message.
This tip is adapted from Slow Down and Write Better Emails,” by Erica Dhawan

lunes, 1 de marzo de 2021

51 Desde OM Enlace Global

 


5 Desde Cartelera Informativa UCA


 


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