Übersetzung für "Kapitalmarktorientierte unternehmen" in Englisch

The corporate social responsibility reporting obligation affects capital-market-oriented companies...

The main contents of the draft continues to be proposed changes in the commercial law for capital market-oriented companies:

Regulation (EC) No 1606/2002 requires that for each financial year starting on or after 1 January 2005, publicly traded companies governed by the law of a Member State are, under certain conditions, to prepare their consolidated accounts in conformity with international accounting standards as defined in Article 2 of that Regulation.

Lawyer Waldemar Knaub mainly specialises in assisting nationally and internationally active, medium-sized as well as large and even capital-market orientated companies from the chemical, plant construction, automotive, energy-supplying, telecommunication, IT and transport hub catering sectors, offering them comprehensive advice on matters involving commercial and company law.

The EU Directive 2014/95/EU on sustainability reporting (the so-called CSR Directive) obliges certain credit institutions, insurance companies and capital market-oriented companies to report on non-financial aspects.

The Act requires companies with a capital-market orientation, together with large banks and insurance companies with more than 500 employees, to issue a non-financial statement.

Over the years ahead, this matrix will serve the Lufthansa Group as the base from which to advance the strategic development of corporate responsibility management and for reporting in accordance with legal requirements that are binding for larger, capital-market oriented companies within the European Union from 2017 (see adjacent interview).

The standard requires certain large, publicly traded organisations and public-interest entities to disclose non-financial information.

More than 250 major capital-market-based and small and medium-sized enterprises a year place their trust in us, and many of them have been doing so for years.

Until 2013 he was Assurance Partner at EY and worked mostly with capital market oriented companies in addition to a company-wide, internal function as Compliance Manager.

For more than 30 years, Rainer Dietmann has been advising and representing medium-sized and larger companies, capital market oriented companies and their owners as well as managing and supervisory bodies in matters relating to corporate law as well as during corporate and financing transactions.

According to the CSR directive, which was published by the EU in November 2014, public-interest companies with more than 500 employees – to which also FUCHS belongs to – are required for the first time to publish a Non-financial Declaration for annual reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2017.

Today, Bertelsmann is a company active in capital markets, issuing bonds, for example.

As a capital market-oriented company, Alpiq prepares its financial statements according to IFRS international accounting standards.

In the interest of the capital market, we wish to contribute to truthful and transparent accounting of capital market oriented companies.

In view of the obligation from 2005 of publicly traded companies to prepare consolidated financial statements based on the IAS (International Accounting Standards) or IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards), application of the International Standards on Auditing is a logical next step.

In view of the obligation from 2005 of publicly traded companies to prepare consolidated financial statements based on the IAS (International Accounting Standards) or IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards)4, application of the International Standards on Auditing is a logical next step.

This would be compulsory for consolidated accounts of publicly traded companies from 2005 on and optional for annual accounts and for other companies depending on Member States' decisions.

In keeping with EU Regulation 1606/2002/EC, Luxembourg entities which issue listed securities on any European Union regulated market must present their consolidated accounts under IFRS as adopted by the European Union for financial years as from 1 January 2005.

Bertelsmann is an unlisted and capital market-oriented company, which remains primarily controlled by the Mohn family.

We cover current trends at regular events on various topics to which we invite selected representatives of publicly traded companies.

The FACT-track within the study of International Business Administration is aimed at students pursuing management positions at consulting firms (auditing, tax- and business consultancy), finance and capital market oriented companies (investment banks, research departments, risk management departments of banks and stock markets) or corporation controlling.

This research project studies the effect of audit and non-audit fees of German capital market oriented companies on audit quality.

The Financial Reporting Enforcement Panel (FREP) has been examining financial reporting of publicly listed companies since 1.7.2005.

Controlling-financial-reporting, the International Financial Reporting Standards facilitate the comparability of financial statements by publicly traded companies around the world; thus, ensuring the development of an integrated capital market, which operates effectively and smoothly to improve the protection of investors' confidence. They also increase participation in financial markets and the free movement of capital within the internal market, making them usable for cross-border transactions or compatible for a to all exchanges in the world.

According to this law, all companies oriented on the capital market are obligated to prepare their consolidated accounts in accordance with the IFRS for all financial years starting after December 31, 2004.

Audit quality is strictly monitored – on the one hand indirectly by the Deutsche Prüfungsstelle für Rechnungswesen [The German Financial Reporting Enforcement Panel] (DPR), which examines published financial statements of quoted companies.

This will enable its results to be more easily compared with those of other capital-market-oriented companies, and also allow depreciation and amortization expenses to be included in the measurement of operating costs.

Starting in the financial year 2009, the group intends to use EBIT (adjusted) as a measure of operating profitability (instead of EBITDA adjusted in prior periods up to December 31, 2008), to enable results to be more easily compared with members of its peer group and other capital-market-oriented companies.