INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
A. Analysis
of International Business Strategy
Analysis of business
strategy is an important first step in the analysis of financial statements. This
analysis provides a qualitative understanding of the company and its
competitors related to the economic environment. By identifying the
drivers of profit and risk factor is the main business, business strategy or
business analysis will help the analyst to make a realistic prediction.
§ Difficulties in International Business Strategy Analysis
a. Availability of information.
§ Difficulties in International Business Strategy Analysis
a. Availability of information.
Analysis of business
strategy particularly difficult in some countries due to lack andalnya
information about macroeconomic developments. Obtain information about the
industry is also very difficult in many countries and the number and quality of
information companies are very different. Availability of specific
information about the company is very low in developing countries. Lately,
many large companies that keep records and raise capital in foreign markets and
have expanded their disclosure voluntarily switch to accounting principles that
are recognized globally as an international financial reporting standards.
b. Recommendations for analysis.
b. Recommendations for analysis.
Data limitations make the
effort to analyze the business strategy by using traditional research methods
to be difficult. Often frequent trips to study the local business climate
and real bagaimanan industry and company operations, particularly in emerging
market countries.
§ Basic Strategy
§ Basic Strategy
The basic strategy adopted
in order to improve data and information services include:
1) One of the doors of data;
1) One of the doors of data;
One of data meant that the
Department of Agriculture just published a range of numbers for variables,
indicators and time. A door that is data and agricultural information has
been agreed by the echelon I units concerned before published outside through
the Center for Agricultural Data and Information. Policy of the data and
carried out by one door while the concept of centralizing the collection,
processing, and presentation of data implemented in a distributed system by
implementing an integrated information network.
2) Centralized concept;
2) Centralized concept;
In order to avoid duplication
and do not statistical development activities and information systems, by
dividing out all activities required in accordance with the functional tasks of
each unit of data and statistics in the Department of Agriculture. By
applying this strategy, expected to be achieved effectiveness and efficiency of
use of available resources.
3) Internal consolidation by building infrastructure that support the execution of work, building a culture of work and service to all levels in the organization;
4) On the external side to coordinate with partners to establish cooperation in agriculture and information systems with the goal of mutual support, and complete support.
3) Internal consolidation by building infrastructure that support the execution of work, building a culture of work and service to all levels in the organization;
4) On the external side to coordinate with partners to establish cooperation in agriculture and information systems with the goal of mutual support, and complete support.
B. Measures Analysis
of Accounting
The purpose of
accounting analysis is to analyze the extent to which the
company reported results reflect the economic reality. Analysts need to evaluate policy and accounting estimates, and analyze the
nature and flexibility accounting of a company. The
managers of the company is allowed to make a lot of consideration srelated to the accounting, because
they know more about the financial condition and operations of their
companies. Reported earnings is often used as a basis for evaluating the
performance of their management.
Step in doing evaluation accounting quality of
a company:
a) Identify the main accounting policies.
b) Analyze the accounting flexibility.
c) Evaluate the accounting strategy.
d) Evaluate the quality of disclosure.
e) Indentification potential problems.
f) Make adjustments for accounting distortions.
a) Identify the main accounting policies.
b) Analyze the accounting flexibility.
c) Evaluate the accounting strategy.
d) Evaluate the quality of disclosure.
e) Indentification potential problems.
f) Make adjustments for accounting distortions.
C. Effect Of Accounting Accounting Analysis
of Inter-State and Difficulty in Obtaining Required
Information
Analysts need to
evaluate policies and accounting estimates, and analyze the
nature and scope of a company's accounting flexibility. Effect
on the measurement of quality of accounting, and auditing are very dramatic.
In obtaining the data of
International Accounting, there are several difficulties, among
others:
a) Adjustment of depreciation
Depreciation will affect profits, it is necessary to consider the age of the functions that must be decided asset management.
b) LIFO to FIFO inventory adjustment
Inventories should be converted into the FIFO method.
c) Reserves
Reserves are the company's ability to pay or cover expenses for removing cost. Financial Statement Adjustments reformulation of some of the changes after a few calculations on the points mentioned above.
a) Adjustment of depreciation
Depreciation will affect profits, it is necessary to consider the age of the functions that must be decided asset management.
b) LIFO to FIFO inventory adjustment
Inventories should be converted into the FIFO method.
c) Reserves
Reserves are the company's ability to pay or cover expenses for removing cost. Financial Statement Adjustments reformulation of some of the changes after a few calculations on the points mentioned above.
D. Mechanisms to Overcome Differences Between State Accounting
Principles
Several approaches can
be done as follows:
a. Some analysts present the foreign accounting resize according to a group of internationally recognized principles or according to other, more general basis.
b. Some others develop a complete understanding of accounting practices in a particular group of countries and limited their analysis to firms located in these countries.
a. Some analysts present the foreign accounting resize according to a group of internationally recognized principles or according to other, more general basis.
b. Some others develop a complete understanding of accounting practices in a particular group of countries and limited their analysis to firms located in these countries.
E. Difficulties and weaknesses in the
International Financial Statement Analysis
1. Information access Information on thousands of companies from around the world have been widely available in recent years. Sources of information in countless numbers up through the World Wide Web (WWW). Companies in the world today have a website and annual report are available for free of charge from various other sources.
2. Timeliness of information timeliness of financial reports, annual reports, reports to regulators vary in each country.
3. Barriers of language and terminology.
4. Foreign currency issues.
5. Differences in the type and format of financial statements.
1. Information access Information on thousands of companies from around the world have been widely available in recent years. Sources of information in countless numbers up through the World Wide Web (WWW). Companies in the world today have a website and annual report are available for free of charge from various other sources.
2. Timeliness of information timeliness of financial reports, annual reports, reports to regulators vary in each country.
3. Barriers of language and terminology.
4. Foreign currency issues.
5. Differences in the type and format of financial statements.
F. Use
of the Website or the WWW (World Wide Web)
To Obtain Information Research
Company Many companies do not make optimum use of disclosure
of corporate information via the website, both for financial
and corporate ustain ability. Another finding in
this study is that many companies can not provide information for
investors, most of the information presented in the company's website is about the products or services
produced and the many companies that do not update the
information presented.
Resources
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