sukuk are securities based on asset. Sukuk is an important mechanism that will enhance the financial international capital markets through Islam. Sukuk are primarily composed of investment certificates of ownership claim in a pool of assets. In conclusion, sukuk refers to Islamic bonds that give an advantage to the investor to own a piece of property, along with a commensurate cash flow and risk. Sukuk is in compliance with Islamic law and also refers to the Islamic principles which do not charge
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500 Prof. Elmer L. Buard February 14, 2012 Table of Contents Abstract 3 Introduction ………………………………………. 4 Business Competitive Advantages 4 Technology Competitive Advantage 5 Key Challenges 5 Broadway Café Stategies 6 Conclusion.....……………………………………………………………………………………..7 References………………………………………………………………………………................8 Abstract This paper reviews the e-business competitive advantage strategies using the success at Intel. When key value chain partners
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TeaBox engages disabled persons and former mental patients giving them the opportunity to work had strengthened its position to the other applicants. Problems in TeaBox After one year in business, an evaluation of the enterprise identified poor management as the cause of financial losses and complaints in employee surveys. Looking carefully to the case a lot of critical issues can be identified. Firstly, there is clearly a problem with the
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AN INTERNSHIP REPORT On “CREDIT MANGEMENT OF SONALI BANK LTD. BANGLADESH, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MOTIHAR BRANCH, RAJSHAHI.” DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING & INFORMATION SYSTEMS This Report is submitted to the Department of Accounting & Information Systems, University of Rajshahi, for the Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) - 2014. |SUBMITTED TO |
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literatureEvaluation and review of both theoretical and secondary research dataThorough knowledge and comprehension of topicUnderstanding of relevant concepts and theoriesDiscussion of conceptual and theoretical issuesSummary and clear understanding of principal issues relevant to topic|You need to :5. review academic literature looking for theories/ concepts you can use in your analysis e.g. those related to strategy or marketing, e.g. Swot, Pestel, Porter’s Five forces etc6. relate the theory(s) obtained
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that were being committed. The main difference between an audit opinion and a review is an audit opinion provides assurance on the financial statements that they are accurate. Question 2: SAS No. 106, “Audit Evidence,” indentifies the principal “management assertions” that underlie a set of financial statements. The occurrence assertion was particularly critical for ZZZZ Best’s insurance restoration contracts. ZZZZ Best’s auditors obtained third-party confirmations to support contracts, reviewed
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MALAYSIAN CODE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE The need for a Code was inspired in part by a desire for the private sector to initiate and lead a review and to establish reforms of standards of corporate governance at a micro level. This is based on the belief that in some aspects, self-regulation is preferable and the standards developed by those involved may be more acceptable and thus more enduring. 1.3 The Code essentially aims to set out principles and best practices on structures and processes
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CASE 3 : Accounting Fraud at WolrdCom Table of Contents Introduction....................................................................................................................... 1 Question 1 .......................................................................................................................... 2 Question 2 .......................................................................................................................... 4 Question 3 .......................
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BUSINESS RISK AND THE AUDIT PROCESS. Should the risk of litigation, sanctions or an impaired reputation affect the conduct of an audit? by Craig A. Brumfield, Robert K. Elliott and Peter D. Jacobson Business risk is the probability that an auditor will suffer a loss or injury to his professional practice. It differs from audit risk, which is the probability that an auditor will issue an unqualified opinion on materially misstated financial statements. For example, an auditor may be sued (business
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CHAPTER ONE Introduction 1.1Background of the study The role of the Internal Audit traditionally has been limited to expressing Recommendations on financial statements and related issues of legality, regularity and fraud. This involves assessments of whether transactions were properly controlled, whether care was taken in the collection and custody of revenues, whether expenditures were properly incurred and generally, whether the executives’ intentions were
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