FASB Proposal Will Hurt Intercompany Hedging
A possible change by FASB could have a negative impact on intercompany hedging. AFP interviewed Helen Kane, president of HedgeTrackers, about the impending FASB exposure draft....
August 9, 2010
A Tale of Two Standards: FASB vs. IASB
FASB and IASB have been trading proposals about accounting for derivatives and hedging activities. AFP's director of financial accounting and reporting analyzes their ideas....
July 27, 2010
Either Soaring or Sinking - The Week in Corporate Finance
One day the stock market is down because the Chairman of the Federal Reserve uses the word "uncertain". The next day it is up because earning reports came in better than expected....
July 26, 2010
FinReg Fallout: Corporates Brace for Impact
President Obama today signed into law a sweeping reform of the financial services industry. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act will lead to the most dramatic reshaping of U.S. financial markets since Depression-era reforms were enacted more than 70 years ago....
FinReg Fallout: Less Credit, More Bank Data for Corporates
As the landmark financial regulatory overhaul bill nears its inevitable passage as early as today, AFP will post reactions to the legislation, and offer advice on how corporates can cope with its impact....
July 15, 2010
Canada Proposes New Money Funds Rules
Canadian Securities Administrators proposed new regulations to align Canadian money market funds more closely with the SEC's recently updated Rule 2a-7....
The Heat is On ...FASB
The deadline for when the SEC will decide on whether to adopt the competing International Financial Reporting Standards is fast approaching....
July 1, 2010
US House Passes Financial Regulatory Reform, Measure Heads to Senate after July 4 Recess
Late yesterday, the U. S. House of Representatives approved landmark regulatory reform legislation that would overhaul U.S. financial services regulation with new controls on large and interconnected financial firms, tougher capital and operating standards for banks, and a new regime for the regulation of derivatives....
July 1, 2010
Financial Regulatory Reform Conferees Reach an Agreement; Final Conference Report Expected in Days
Early this morning, House and Senate Conferees on financial regulatory reform reached an agreement on the remaining language of H.R. 4173, the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act which will overhaul our nation's financial regulatory system. On a party-line vote, the House conferees voted 20-11 to approve the bill; the Senate conferees voted 7-5 to approve....
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