Hi,
From a professional standpoint, financial centers should ideally move toward a common accounting standard to enhance comparability, transparency, and consistency in financial reporting-IFRS being the most suitable candidate given its global acceptance.
An example is the transition of financial entities in Andorra from a specific local framework issued by the regulator (the PGC 2000) to IFRS following the Monetary Agreement with the European Union. This shift has significantly improved alignment with international practices and facilitated better comparability with other jurisdictions.
This experience demonstrates that moving toward IFRS is both feasible and beneficial for integrating into the global financial system.
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Laila Perillo CMA
Accountant
Andorra La Vella
Andorra
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-09-2026 12:37 AM
From: Sanjit Bose
Subject: Understanding standards of accounting in International Financial Centers
Hi
Well, we all know that there are various international financial centers located across the globe like in London, Dubai, New York, Singapore etc and now in India too at Gift City. Be it Banking units or other banking units operating in such centers the accounting standards in which books of accounts to be maintained is very important to be comparable and measurable. Here at Gift City all of the units are required to maintain under IndAs for onward reporting to the Regulator. I understand it should be either USGAAP or IFRS or local standards for other centers. The discussion I request for need of uniformity in such reporting standards across financial centers. Seek your inputs pl
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Sanjit Bose CMA
Analyst
Gandhinagar
India
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