Reports & insights

20 issues on the increasing significance of corporate treasury

Walk the line: Discussions and insights with leading audit committee members

This paper explores the role of audit committees globally from a series of interviews conducted with audit committee chairmen.

Early warning systems: can more be done to avert economic and financial crises?

This paper sets out the context of financial crises with the aim of stimulating discussion on developing early warning systems.

Reforming international financial regulation

Members interested in the proposed international regulatory reforms, proposed by the Financial Stability Board, will find the paper insightful and it will broaden their understanding of how Australia’s position compares internationally.

Challenges for the next generation of Australians

Saul Eslake, identifies six issues integral to future growth and are required to be managed and addressed in order for Australia to continue to reap the benefits of its distinctive position.

Emerging pathways for the next generation of accountants

This academic publication examines the complexities in accounting education pathways in Australia.

Bridging the Gap between Academic Accounting Research and Professional Practice

This paper focuses on the importance of accounting research being more relevant and closer aligned with practice and society.

Accounting education at a crossroad in 2010.

The Institute collaborated with the Centre for Accounting, Governance and Sustainability at the University of South Australia, to produce Accounting Education at a Crossroad in 2010.

Continuous assurance for the now economy

Continuous Assurance for the Now Economy is written to promote discussion on continuous assurance as a concept. All stakeholders, standard setters, regulators, government users, and the profession have a role to play.

Leading in Hard Times: Guidance for the public sector

This paper aims to provide public sector leaders with guidance in times of tight fiscal constraint.