欧州証券市場局(ESMA)、欧州株式市場の管理機関は、企業や各国の監督当局に、無形資産の計算では、より厳格かつ透明性を要求,粉飾決済の疑いが大きい
Europa cree que los efectos de la crisis aún no constan en los balances
El regulador bursátil europeo pide más transparencia en el cálculo del fondo de comercio
La medida puede afectar el valor contable de las empresas españolas
El País Madrid 21 ENE 2013 - 10:38 CET
Europe believes that the effects of the crisis is not recorded in the balance
The European securities regulator calls for more transparency in the calculation of goodwill
The measure may affect the value of Spanish companies
The Country Madrid 21 ENE 2013 - 10:38 CET
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the European stock market regulator, has published a note in which asks businesses and national supervisors more rigor and transparency in the calculation of goodwill, ie the value companies give their intangible assets, such as the trademark, trade dress or the ability of the company to make profits in the future. A change in the rules of quantification of goodwill can have an effect on the value of Spanish companies, which can add pressure on its margins, which in many cases have already been damaged by the crisis.
In a sample of 235 companies from 23 countries, the European stock supervisor found 794,000 million recorded as goodwill on their balance sheets in 2011 and recorded a decline in the amount of 5% of that amount, or slightly less than 40,000 million. Among the companies studied, the ESMA just recorded a "significant" loss in value of intangible assets of financial services sector (whose goodwill was reduced by 25%) and telecommunications, but still, he says, is a deterioration for reasons "generic" and not sector-specific or company.
The suspicion by the regulator of listed companies are not properly registering the damage the economic and financial crisis is causing to their image and their future prospects is what has led to the ESMA to request revisions "more specific and detailed transparent "of their intangible assets. "The goodwill impairment and are key components of a realistic assessment of companies," said the director of the supervisor, Steven Maijoor. "That's why our study is intended to help standardize the calculation of goodwill throughout the European Union."
In Spain, the value of goodwill has to be corrected "at least annually", according to the Commercial Code, and the losses are irreversible.
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