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• The IAS Plus Interviews — Sir David Tweedie

• 23 May 2012

• After a few months break following the end of his ten-year stint as Chairman of the International Accounting Standards Board, Sir David Tweedie is now embarking on his year as President of the oldest accountancy body in the world, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland. Here he talks with Robert Bruce about the future of the accounting profession, about his plans for his Presidential year, the future development of IFRS, his thoughts on the continuing efforts to bring the US into a global financial reporting framework, and a whole range of other issues.

• The IAS Plus Interviews – Stig Enevoldsen, Former EFRAG Chairman

• 21 Oct 2011

• Stig Enevoldsen has been a key player on the European accounting scene for several decades. He was Chairman of EFRAG (European Financial Reporting Advisory Group – the advisory body to the European Commission on technical financial reporting matters) from 2004 until 2010, having been member since its formation in 2001. And he was Chairman of the IASB predecessor body, the IASC, from 1998 until 2000. As EFRAG celebrates its tenth anniversary he talked with Robert Bruce about the past decade and the state of European accounting.

• The IAS Plus Interviews – Peter Elwin, JP Morgan Cazenove

• 26 Sep 2011

• Peter Elwin is one of the most respected analysts in Europe. In a wide-ranging interview with Robert Bruce he covers the whole range of current IFRS and financial reporting issues.

• The IAS Plus Interviews – Hans Hoogervorst, New IASB Chairman

• 01 Jul 2011

• Hans Hoogervorst has taken over the Chairmanship of the IASB from Sir David Tweedie. In an extensive interview with Robert Bruce he talks about how wants to shape the IASB of the future.

• The IAS Plus Interviews – Sir David Tweedie, outgoing IASB Chairman

• 24 Jun 2011

• After ten years working to bring harmony and order in world financial reporting, Sir David Tweedie is standing down as Chair of the IASB. In a special interview with Robert Bruce for IAS Plus, Sir David Tweedie talks about his achievements, his battles, and his hopes for the future.