The international and US accounting standards bodies are both adjusting their mark-to-market rules in favour of politicians and bankers. FASB did it last month. IASB is working on it as quickly as they can. And yet, the two cannot agree on just how far they should bend over backward for the special interests. After pressure […]
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IASB and FASB can’t get on same page">IASB and FASB can’t get on same page
May 24th, 2009 · No Comments
Category: Accounting Standards
Tags: EU, fair value, FASB, financial instrument, IASB, IFRS, mark-to-market, politics, USA
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May 6th, 2009 · 1 Comment
The FASB is expertly highlighting its growing irrelevance by agreeing to change mark-to-market to mark-to-sorta-market-but-not-really-because-banks-don’t-like-having-to-write-down-their-worthless-derivatives-to-fair-value.
Category: Accounting Standards
Tags: blogging, FASB, mark-to-market, recession

