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A Enron foi fundada em 1985 através da fusão da InterNorth e Houston Natural Gas, atuando principalmente na exploração de gás e transmissão de energia. A empresa cresceu rapidamente nos anos 1990 e chegou a valer US$101 bilhões em 2001, porém escondia grandes prejuízos por meio de contabilidade criativa e manipulação do mercado de energia, levando à sua falência em dezembro de 2001 e à demissão de 4 mil funcionários.
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Caso Enron
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Enron era una empresa estadounidense de energía que quebró en 2001 debido a grandes pérdidas ocasionadas por inversiones especulativas y contabilidad fraudulenta que ocultaba las deudas de la empresa. La quiebra resultó en miles de despidos y miles de millones en pérdidas para accionistas e inversionistas.
Maua o imperador e o rei
O filme retrata a sociedade agrícola do Brasil Império e a figura de Irineu Evangelista de Sousa, também conhecido como Barão de Mauá, que foi um importante empresário e industrial que ajudou a modernizar a economia brasileira no século XIX através da industrialização. O documento analisa como era a economia na época e como Mauá ajudou a introduzir ideias liberais que estimularam o crescimento industrial no Brasil.
A Relação entre o Balanço Comercial e o Balanço Fiscal
Este documento discute a relação entre balanço comercial e balanço fiscal, argumentando que ambos devem ser unificados para reduzir custos de cumprimento e garantir a tributação de acordo com a capacidade contributiva de forma igualitária entre empresas. A separação de balanços pode levar a abusos fiscais através de contabilidade criativa, enquanto a unificação traria certeza jurídica e eficiência tributária.
Barao de maua geral
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Caso enron corporation
La compañía energética Enron Corporation se formó en 1985 a través de la fusión de dos empresas de gas. Enron creció comercializando gas natural y expandió sus operaciones a otros mercados energéticos. Sin embargo, en 2001 se descubrió que Enron había ocultado grandes pérdidas y deudas a través de complejas estructuras contables, lo que llevó a su quiebra con deudas de más de $150 mil millones y miles de empleados sin trabajo. El caso Enron destapó problemas éticos en las prácticas empresarial
Caso enron corporation
La compañía energética Enron Corporation se formó en 1985 a través de la fusión de dos empresas de gas. Enron creció comercializando gas natural y expandió sus operaciones a otros mercados energéticos. Sin embargo, en 2001 se descubrió que Enron había ocultado grandes pérdidas y deudas a través de complejas estructuras contables, lo que llevó a su quiebra con deudas de más de $150 mil millones y miles de empleados sin trabajo. El caso Enron destapó problemas éticos en las prácticas empresarial
Instrução normativa conjunta MP-CGU no. 01/2016
1) O documento fornece recursos sobre gestão de riscos de acordo com a Instrução Normativa Conjunta MP-CGU no 01/2016, incluindo vídeos, apresentações e podcasts.
2) Aborda conceitos como risco, gerenciamento de riscos, governança e controles internos.
3) Discute o framework COSO para gestão de riscos e controles internos.
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Investigação de fraudes (ESTUDO DE CASO): A operação Lava-a-jato, 2015
Investigação de fraudes (ESTUDO DE CASO): A operação Lava-a-jato, 2015
A Relação entre o Balanço Comercial e o Balanço Fiscal
A Relação entre o Balanço Comercial e o Balanço Fiscal
Enron
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- 2. Enron ● Fundada em 1985 ● InterNorth e Houston Natural Gas ● Atividades principais: Exploração de Gás, Transmissão e Distribuição de Energia ● Atividades secundárias: Freqüência de Internet, Gerenciamento de Riscos e Derevativos Climático
- 3. Enron ● Empresa mais inovadora dos EUA por 6 anos pela Fortune Magazine ● Sétima maior empresa dos Estados Unidos com valor de 68 bilhões de dólares em 2000 e 101 bilhões de dólares em 2001
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- 5. Enron ●Escolha da operação “Mark to Market” ●Inflação do valor da empresa ●Atração de investidores ●Investimento em empreendimentos promissores ●Criação de novas empresas
- 6. Enron Cenário Interno ● Modelagem dos balanços da empresa ● Grandes apresentações sobre resultados da empresa ● Ofertas de ações indiscriminada ● Incentivo aos funcionários em reverter economias em ações Cenário Externo ● Manipulação do fornecimento de energia na Califórnia ● Lobby em Washington para desregulamentação do setor de energia ● Venda de energia, água e espaços de linhas de comunicação como commodities ● Apoio de empresas de auditoria externa
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- 8. Enron ● Crescimento da concorrência ● Prejuízo das outras empresas do grupo ● Especulação sobre preço das ações ● Vendas de ações dos diretores ● Saída repentina de Skilling ● Anúncio de investigação da SEC ● Queda nos preços das ações
- 9. Enron ● Dívida de 25 bilhões de dólares ● Demissão de 4 mil funcionários ● Andersen vai a falência e deixa 85 mil funcionários sem emprego ● JP Morgan e Citibank absorvem dívida de 800 milhões de dólares ● Bancos ao redor do mundo falidos ● Empresas familiares e de pequeno porte falidas ● Preço da ação 0
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- 12. Enron ● Lei Sarbanes-Oxley ● Criação do Método COSO ● Inclusão de cursos de Ética nas escolas de negócios
- 13. Enron “The difference between me and the people that are judging me is they weren't smart enought to do what we did.”
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- 15. Obrigado!