Digitalization in Finance and Accounting

Chapter 1: Financialization of the Economy vs. Fintech Processes in the Perspective of 2030.- Chapter 2: Peer-to-Peer Lending: Evolution and Trends.- Chapter 3: The Future of Audit: Literature Review of Possibilities of Automation and Blockchain Technology.- Chapter 4: Electronic data format XBRL: recent development and prospects in the EU.- Chapter 5: World Development of XBRL.- Chapter 6: Renewable Energy Financial Modelling: The Chinese Stock Prices Case.- Chapter 7: Is the Investors Biorhythm Affecting the Stock Market.- Chapter 8: Weather Influence on Stock Market: Evidence from Romania.- Chapter 9: Trust in the Collective Investment Sphere: Evidence from Ukraine.- Chapter 10: Does Regulatory Stress Testing Make Banks Perform Better and Be Less Risky.- Chapter 11: A Study on Assessment of the Reserve Adequacy: Evidence from Turkey.- Chapter 12: Testing New Measures of Exchange Market Pressure in Sub-Saharan Africa.- Chapter 13: Scenario Analysis Approach for Operational Risk inInsurance Companies.- Chapter 14: EU Governments after the Crisis: Ready for Future Bailouts.- Chapter 15: Testing the Hypothesis of Corporate Investment Life Cycle: The Case of Russia.- Chapter 16: Misuse of Company Mergers in Investment Funds.- Chapter 17: Does the Industry Matter? Airline Bankruptcy Prediction.- Chapter 18: Rules for Preparation and Publishing of Financial Statements in Bankruptcy and Reorganization Proceedings: Evidence from Poland and the Czech Republic.- Chapter 19: Information Asymmetry in Statutory Audit: A Literature Review.- Chapter 20: Audit of Controlling in Hospitals: What Is the Scope of an Audit.- Chapter 21: Side Effects of IFRS Adoption in NHS Foundation Trusts.- Chapter 22: How Can Accrual Accounting Be Suitable for the Public Sector? The Possible Determinants of the Successful Reforms.- Chapter 23: Influence of Seasonality on the Value of Revenues from Ticket Sale in Public Transport.- Chapter 24: Business Model as a Key Component of Integrated

David Procházka currently works at the Department of Financial Accounting and Auditing, University of Economics, Prague. His research focus is on IFRS, financial performance, accounting regulation.