Symposium on "Accounting Standards: Market Frontiers and Future Outlook" Convened at JUFE

On May 30, the academic symposium "Accounting Standards: Market Frontiers and Future Outlook" was held at JUFE. The conference was organized by the Professional Committee on Enterprise Accounting Standards of the Accounting Society of China, and hosted by the School of Accountancy at JUFE. Focusing on the frontier issues of accounting standards, the meeting facilitated in-depth discussions on theoretical research and practical applications amid new developments—such as the rapid growth of the digital economy and the ongoing evolution of international convergence. The event attracted numerous experts and scholars from both accounting academia and professioners. Prof. Li Chungen, Vice President of JUFE, attended the opening ceremony and delivered an address. The ceremony was presided over by Prof. Xiong Lingyun, Dean of the School of Accountancy.

Li Chungen extended a warm welcome to all distinguished guests, leaders, and experts traveling from afar, and expressed his sincere gratitude to friends from all walks of life who have long cared about and supported the university's development. He noted that China is currently riding the wave of digitalization amid profound adjustments to the global economic landscape. "Accounting serves as the universal business language of the economy and society," he stated, emphasizing that the construction and implementation of accounting standards directly impact capital market efficiency and the modernization of national governance. He added that the symposium's theme—"Accounting Standards: Market Frontiers and Future Outlook"—is both timely and far-reaching.

Li Chungen also highlighted the achievements of JUFE, noting that the university ranks 7th among finance and economics universities in China. He proudly introduced the School of Accountancy, describing it as the "Cradle of CPA’s and Palace of CFO’s", having nurtured a vast number of outstanding alumni.

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The keynote session was structured around the core topic of "Accounting Standards" and conducted across three sequential sub-sessions, featuring a total of ten presentations. Attendees engaged in in-depth discussions on the reports, providing a wealth of insights and constructive suggestions for both the theoretical research and practical application of accounting standards.