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Investigation of derivative financial instruments within the scope of Turkish Accounting Standards, Turkish Financial Reporting Standards and large and medium-size enterprises for financial reporting standard

2018
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Şükrü Dokur

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The pace of change brought by globalization has affected the financial markets of developed and developing countries around the world. The financial markets in communication with each other have become a single market under the influence of change. In the international arena, the resulting profitability rates has reduced due to the presence of many national corporations. A competitive environment has arisen and various financial risks have arisen. Financial instruments have diversified and derivative financial products have started to be used. Increasingly rapid use of derivatives financial in financial markets has facilitated the management of companies' financial risks. At the same time, it has brought financial operativeness. Companies have faced the question of how these transactions will be reflected in their accounting records under national and international legal guidelines. It is important that the transactions resulting from the use of derivative financial instruments reflect on financial statements and reports. The purpose of this study is; the types of financial derivatives, the intended use of the companies, accounting standards within the scope of the application form, how to recognize and use of derivative products which the company uses derivative financial instruments in Turkey, where it is analyzed and explained what purpose use.

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Müslime Sözen

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Müslime Sözen (Master Thesis). Investigation of derivative financial instruments within the scope of Turkish Accounting Standards, Turkish Financial Reporting Standards and large and medium-size enterprises for financial reporting standard, 2018, Bursa Uludağ Üni̇versi̇ty.

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