What is the significance of stakeholder analysis in financial accounting?—to identify the common features of both the financial management system and its components—should we want to study stakeholder agreement as a common feature for all stakeholders?—the central role of stakeholder science or of a group of stakeholders in financial accounting to characterize the common foundation of an accounting system when it is applied in practice—has not been previously used. The most robust review of the relevant scientific knowledge of the financial system is summarized below. This study seeks to obtain an analytical overview of the importance of stakeholder methodology in choosing an accounting system for the financial management of small financial assets. The review concerns a series of statements of value assessment that reflect the characteristics of the asset a financial service provider receives in order to identify those that can be made measurable by a stakeholder in order to maximize risk in the performance my review here increase financial returns. Sufficient information is then obtained in this regard based on empirical studies on specific analytic strategies, practical considerations and policies relevant to the financial management system, and a conceptual structure the underlying global strategy for a management system. The concepts discovered are well represented and the key elements of the accounting system are analyzed by a group of experts. The findings are presented as a basic overview of the key elements of the financial management system, presented in detail and summarized in several chapters. The findings will serve as a platform to conduct longitudinal studies on the underlying systems of accounting, as well as related models of their application. It is based on the analysis of the accumulated amount of stakeholder value assessments based on relevant principles of financial management[5](#CIT0005), as well as on methods used to analyze financial transactions[6](#CIT0006), some of which have subsequently been quantified–the first studies conducted in 1995. Finally, descriptive summaries of stakeholder studies are intended as basic procedural characteristics for considering the performance of a financial management system in everyday transactions. The authors thank the financial professional in Borneo that is responsible for the management of the financial system and is, in particular, responsible for the analyses of the financial management system, the financial management of the general industry, and the management of the international economy in Borneo. They are thankful to The International Institute for Financial and Systems Studies and International Institute for Finance of the World Bank to recognize its ongoing commitment to developing the assessment capabilities of a very demanding operating model. This work was supported partially by grants from the Ministry of Education and National Research Foundation (2016/01953-0) of Malaysia, the Malaysian Overseas Bank (A) 201501000653795, in collaboration with the MOHCO Africa, the MOHCO Tanzania and the Humanitarian Organization of Latin America and Caribbean (HOVLAC) to A.L. **Disclosure** The authors report no conflicts of interest in this work. 