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The International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA) has launched the Firm Culture and Governance Update,
a new five‑part newsletter series dedicated to exploring the relevance – and the reality – of building strong ethical culture and governance within accounting firms.
As firms worldwide navigate growing complexity, heightened
regulatory expectations, and increasing public scrutiny, culture and governance have become central to safeguarding trust in financial and non‑financial information and to supporting professional accountants in adhering to existing provisions in the
IESBA Code of Ethics. This series aims to shine a light on those questions and gather meaningful insights from across the global ecosystem.
- Perspectives from prominent leaders and experts in culture, governance, ethics, and management;
- Insights from firms piloting approaches to culture and governance;
- Highlights from IESBA’s Viewpoints which outline characteristics of eight key elements of a potential global framework for ethical firm culture; and
- Monthly updates on the engagement and ongoing discussions with stakeholders.
This month’s edition features Carmine Di Noia, Director for Financial and Enterprise Affairs at the OECD; practical insights from PKF-CAP in Singapore shared by its Managing Partner Eng Kian Lee; and a window on work being developed by the IESBA project team.
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