While some of the most sophisticated companies struggle to implement effective transfer pricing practices, enabling technologies are enhancing its potential

Navigating international transfer pricing standards can be done in Brazil – even though it’s not member of OECD, says Deloitte

Calls for new and better regulation have resulted in the introduction of a number of financial regulations during recent years. Sean Tuffy of Brown Brothers Harriman wonders whether the new regulations really provide investors and markets with a safety net to prevent another financial crisis

Banks and politicians have been trying to dump the fair value accounting rule. Given our current economic circumstances that would prove only to be a mistake

The Securities and Exchange Commission has high hopes for XBRL reporting, but it needs to convince companies of the benefits

International watchdogs must ensure consistency of market rules, says Luke Jeffs

Caroline Silberztein, Head of Transfer Pricing Unit – OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration – discusses the value of globalisation and the World Trade organisation

A look at how growth in cross-border banking and the centralisation by banks of key business functions are the main market trends affecting banking supervision in Europe today