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Posted September 5, 2007
'Market can find solution to subprime debt crisis'
Analysis of: 'Market can find solution to subprime debt crisis' | www.ft.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: 'Market can find solution to subprime debt crisis' | www.ft.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Let 's face it, the street is renowned for over reacting to any sudden change. This is another example of the herd mentality.
Posted September 5, 2007Writedowns of Retained Interests Could be Next Shoe to Drop for Subprime Lenders
Analysis of: NovaStar to Slash Lending and Cut Jobs | www.nytimes.com
Author: Raj Mehra, President & Founder Chelsea Advisory Services
Retained interests from securitizations made up more than 75% of the shareholder's equity at NFI. Also, the company has elected to finance these securities. Demand, never very strong to begin with, has deteriorated severely in the last month. The company could be forced to recognize a sizeable...
Posted September 4, 2007
Can Pension Clients be Hazardous to Your Financial Health?
Analysis of: Can Pension Clients be Hazardous to Your Financial Health? | www.mannpublications.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: Can Pension Clients be Hazardous to Your Financial Health? | www.mannpublications.com
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1. Service providers who do not consider their implicit or explicit fiduciary status vis-a-vis public or corporate pension plans could find themselves in the litigation cross hairs. 2. Pension litigation is skyrocketing with fiduciary breach allegations leading the way.
Posted September 4, 2007That’s no shadow – it’s sunlight on pension problems
Analysis of: Subprime Crises Casts Shadow on Pensions | www.cfo.com
Author: Paul Miller, Professor The Regents of The University of Colorado
The silver lining in the so-called Subprime Crisis is that it is yet another event that illustrates the need for greater quantities of more useful information in financial statements and financial reports. As long as management chooses to comply only with the most minimum of standards, they are...
Posted September 4, 2007
What if IFRS replaced GAAP
Analysis of: What if IFRS replaced GAAP | www.cfo.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: What if IFRS replaced GAAP | www.cfo.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The impact in practice is much different than the impact in theory. The posing of the question implies an impact on the investor end-user, and not the simple academic debate as to (particularly) the treatment of intangibles. From the perspective of buy-siders, a switch from GAAP to...
Posted September 4, 2007
Subprime Crises Casts Shadow on Pensions
Analysis of: Subprime Crises Casts Shadow on Pensions | www.cfo.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: Subprime Crises Casts Shadow on Pensions | www.cfo.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The current subprime crisis coming soon after the pension crisis last year when a number of pension funds found that they were underfunded has created a piquant situation. Funds which ...
Posted August 31, 2007
What if IFRS replaced GAAP
Analysis of: What if IFRS replaced GAAP | www.cfo.com
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Analysis of: What if IFRS replaced GAAP | www.cfo.com
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Replacing GAAP with IFRS will culminate in years of effort to globally developed the highest accounting standard and to promote understanding of financial statements of businesses wherever they are situated. A global accounting standard of the highest quality developed in collaboration with the US will...
Posted August 30, 2007
What if IFRS replaced GAAP
Analysis of: What if IFRS replaced GAAP | www.cfo.com
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Analysis of: What if IFRS replaced GAAP | www.cfo.com
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http://www.cfo.com/article.cfm/9634508?f=home_featured The IASB and FASB are working to reconcile differences on how to apply accounting standards. However, IFRS is becoming the more popular choice by companies outside the US. What would happen if the US allowed US companies to perform financial...
Posted August 27, 2007Thoughts on the impact on third quarter earnings from the crisis in subprime mortgages
Analysis of: Bank Profits May Well Suffer, but Credit Crisis Hardly Leaves Them Defenseless | www.nytimes.com
Author: Raj Mehra, President & Founder Chelsea Advisory Services
Several banks will be closing their third quarter soon. The credit crisis intensified in the third quarter - what impact should we expect to see from the bankruptcies, plummeting market values, the virtual demise of the collateralized debt obligations market etc. - Some banks will write down goodwill...
Posted August 22, 2007
What if IFRS replaced GAAP
Analysis of: What if IFRS replaced GAAP | www.cfo.com
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of 98Analysis of: What if IFRS replaced GAAP | www.cfo.com
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There are obvious reasons to be in favour of convergency between GAAP's of different countries: - one common language ("esperanto") - one big community of accountants - easy comparison of fact sheets of different companies etc. But in my opinion there are also several reasons against this convergency....
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