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Readying Yourself For A Career In International Accounting If you love numbers, continuous calculations, organizing financial data, etc and you are good at it, then it would a very good idea to go international about the accounting job. In order to be able to compete in an international market you would need qualifications that are suitable for such a market. There are many international accounting organizations which provide certificates that are valid all over the world. One leading institution in international accounting is the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), which is also incidentally the largest recognized accountancy body globally with its active presence in more than 160 countries and more than a mind-blowing 300 thousand members all over the world. The syllabus thought and accepted by the ACCA has the approval of the UN owing to the fact that ACCA is more than 100 years old in its endeavor to deliver the best international accounting curriculum and development. The graduates of ACCA get red-carpet treatment from all the world leading companies. The Requirements If you are interested in aligning for yourself with one of the best paths for recognition in international accounting then the ACCA is for you. This is indeed one of the best gateways to a flourishing international career. The basic requirements would be a Bachelor's Degree from a recognized university or two A level passes. The ACCA also has a qualifying exam for those who do not have the basic pre-requisites to join, but have the competency. This is an open entry examination through the Certified Accounting Technician (or as it is commonly known, CAT). Once the CAT course is completed, you may continue your international accounting accreditation by joining the ACCA. The ACCA course is of two years duration and once this is completed, you would be able to have your pick on the international market in fields such as financial management, auditing, taxation, business development - depending upon your aptitude and competency. |
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Banking on Sharia Principles - Islamic Banking and the Financial Industry
By Linda Eagle
There are an estimated 1.61 billion Muslims worldwide, making Islamic banking one of the fastest growing segments of the financial industry. Banks serving the Islamic population must comply with several very specific principles of Islamic law if they hope to retain existing customers and attract new ones. Banks must be ready with specialized products and services and they must put programs in place to train their personnel to support these products and services in order to exist in this competitive marketplace.
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By Dr Tawafadza A. Makoni
Entrepreneurs build their business within the context of an environment which they sometimes may not be able to control. The robustness of an entrepreneurial venture is tried and tested by the vicissitudes of the environment. Within the environment are forces that may serve as great opportunities or menacing threats to the survival of the entrepreneurial venture. Entrepreneurs need to understand the environment within which they operate so as to exploit emerging opportunities and mitigate against potential threats. This article serves to create an understanding of the forces at play and their effect on banking entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe.
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