British Accounting Association |
Auditing
Special Interest Group
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YOUR LOCATION: | Finance, Accounting |
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The National Auditing Conference (NAC): | 1999 NAC |
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9th NATIONAL AUDITING CONFERENCE ESSEX UNIVERSITY SPONSORS: THE ASSOCIATION OF CHARTERED CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS, THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS IN ENGLAND AND WALES, THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF SCOTLAND Friday 26 and Saturday 27 March 1999
Programme 10.30 Registration/Coffee 11.00 Introduction and welcoming address Stuart Manson, Essex University 11.10 Keynote session Reputation Assurances: A New Way to Move Corporate Ethical and Social Accountability Larry Ponemon, Partner and Americas Theatre Leader, Compliance Risk Management, PricewaterhouseCoopers 12.00 Reinventing auditing, redefining consulting and independence Kim Klarskov Jeppesen, Copenhagen Business School 12.50 LUNCH 14.00 Travelling Audit's Fault Lines - A New Architecture for Auditing Standards David Hatherly, University of Edinburgh Discussant: Ian Fraser, Glasgow Caledonian University 14.50 Resisting the Audit Industry: The Case of the Sound Diffusion Group Prem Sikka, University of Essex Discussant: Stella Fearnley, University of Portsmouth 15.40 TEA/COFFEE 16.00 Audit Quality and Auditor Switching: Some Lessons for Policy Makers Clive Lennox, University of Bristol Discussant: Stuart Manson, University of Essex 16.45 The Effect of Client Integrity, Culture and Litigation on European Materiality Estimates Donald F Arnold and Presha Neidermeyer, Graduate Management Institute, Union College Richard Bernardi, State University of New York at Plattsburgh Discussant: Penny Ciancanelli, University of Strathclyde 17.20 Meeting of the Auditing Special Interest Group of BAA 18.45 Pre dinner drinks 19.45 CONFERENCE DINNER บบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบบ Saturday 28 March 1998 07.30-09.00 BREAKFAST 09.00 Auditor Independence; a Comparative Study of the UK, France and Italy Joanna Stevenson, University of Stirling Discussant: Christina Mulligan, University of Aberdeen 9.50 Why is There Such Reticence to Report Fraud? An Exploratory Study Andrew Higson, Loughborough University Discussant: David Gwilliam, University of Aberystwyth 10.40 COFFEE 11.00 US Study Shows Strong Link Between a Corporation's Performance and Its Commitment to Ethical Accountability Curtis Verschoor, School of Accountancy, DePaul University, Chicago Discussant: Mike Sherer, University of Essex 11.50 The Use of Interactive Information Technology: Teaching Ethics to Trainee Auditors Conor O'Leary and Sherrena Buckby, Queensland University of Technology 12.40 Plenary session and conclusion 12.50 LUNCH Note: On Saturday morning Liz Roberts of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales will give three showings of the Audit Faculty video 'The auditor at risk'.
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