ÉTICA, DEONTOLOGIA E QUALIDADE DA INFORMAÇÃO FINANCEIRA / ETHICS, DEONTOLOGY AND QUALITY IN FINANCIAL INFORMATION
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The reputation as a guarantee of the good name and confidence in individuals and institutions is a necessary condition of the trust business. This is based on the information, particularly, information derived from financial accounting systems. This is produced, audited and analyzed by different market players, which have their own values and interests. In order to build trust and credibility of this information is presented, still in embryonic stage, a proposal for a transdisciplinar approach to ethics and deontology of professionals in the financial information market, based on the concepts of ethics, trust, corporate governance and social responsibility organizations. We hope to contribute to the formation of responsible analysts, the ethical and deontological point of view, to ensure the legality of procedures, clearly expressing opposition to illegal decisions.
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