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1. | 1. ''Financial and other reporting.'' | ||
''Financial and other reporting.'' | |||
The practice and outcome of independent review work on financial reporting or other information, designed to enhance the credibility of the information. | The practice and outcome of independent review work on financial reporting or other information, designed to enhance the credibility of the information. | ||
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2. | 2. ''Insurance.'' | ||
''Insurance.'' | |||
Life assurance - also known as life ''insurance'' - is a type of insurance which most commonly pays out to dependants on the death of the insured person. | Life assurance - also known as life ''insurance'' - is a type of insurance which most commonly pays out to dependants on the death of the insured person. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Audit]] | * [[Audit]] | ||
* [[Auditing standards]] | * [[Auditing standards]] | ||
* [[Corporate Reporting Council]] | |||
* [[Financial Reporting Council]] | * [[Financial Reporting Council]] | ||
* [[Insurance]] | * [[Insurance]] | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 3 April 2019
1. Financial and other reporting.
The practice and outcome of independent review work on financial reporting or other information, designed to enhance the credibility of the information.
A common example is an independent financial audit.
2. Insurance.
Life assurance - also known as life insurance - is a type of insurance which most commonly pays out to dependants on the death of the insured person.
