Articles from Financial Management (UK) (November 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A new CPD policy and code of ethics show our will to preserve CIMA's "qualification of choice" status.	Christison, Ian		494
Ahold.		Brief article	51
Cash management: Nick McLoughlin explains how keeping a tight grasp on the basics of cash management can make the difference between corporate success and failure.	McLoughlin, Mick		1258
CIMA has responded to consultations on the future role of the Accounting Standards Board; the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group's discussion paper "Achieving consistent application of IFRS in the EU"; and the IASB's proposed policy for technical corrections.		Brief article	61
CIMA Sri Lanka's president addresses ICMAP conference.		Brief article	55
Combustible matter: most of us face stressful times at work now and again, but what happens when it becomes the norm? Guy Hayward explains the dangers of employee burnout.	Hayward, Guy		639
Diary.		Calendar	889
Edith Cowan University.		Brief article	36
European federation calls for end to ambiguity over IFRS adoption.		Brief article	280
Exam notice.			492
FDs should prepare for even more changes to financial reporting requirements.		Brief article	80
Global contact details.		Brief article	360
Graham Pottie FCMA has become director of home computing programmes at BT.			20
Management accounting performance evaluation: not all customers will pay the same for the same product, so how can a seller set prices to maximise revenue? By using "price discrimination".	Scarlett, Bob		1325
Management accounting--business strategy: Martin Taylor explains how to use Michael Porter's three main strategic models to demonstrate how businesses can develop a long-term competitive advantage.	Taylor, Martin		835
Management accounting--risk and control strategy: candidates must take more than the traditional accounting view of risk, control and internal audit. The examiner for paper P3 uses a case study to explain why.			1542
Money-laundering: financial crime and terrorism are global issues. Martin Nimmo discusses the ways in which countries around the world are combating money-laundering.	Nimmo, Martin		1063
New members revel in Bristol.			77
Nina Barakzai FCMA.		Brief article	43
Piers Pommeroy's suffering from merger mania, but he's not sure which deal will cause more grief: his firm's planned takeover by a major plc or his mother's impending marriage to his former boss.	Pommeroy, Piers	Diary entry	844
Presidential engagements.		Calendar	85
Professional development: the institute's new CPD accreditation scheme for employers, CIMA Development, will support organisations that value lifelong learning for their accounting staff.			743
Retirements by rotation.			545
The Financial Reporting Council has published an updated version of the Turnbull guidance, which sets out best practice on internal control for UK-listed companies.		Brief article	45
The future of the profession: Hassan Yazdifar explains the findings of his research into the changing roles of management accountants in both independent companies and subsidiary firms.	Yazdifar, Hassan	Survey	1108
The IASB has published the first in a series of technical corrections.		Brief article	59
The red and the black: Laurence Yuen examines the implications of China's WTO accession and considers what the nation should do to close its internal economic divide.	Yuen, Laurence		1236
Trevor Dighton Chief financial officer, Group 4 Securicor.		Interview	1429
Watchdog watch: financial regulators are imposing increasingly harsh penalties on firms and directors that fail to protect their investors' interests, writes Neil Hodge. But do the punishments always fit the crimes?	Hodge, Neil	Cover story	2341
Whistle-blower visits Malaysia.		Brief article	129
Work-experience partnership seeks young business minds.		Brief article	212