Dec. 20 - Investors want unified goodwill standards | Regulators warn of legal risks to botching LIBOR transition
December 20, 2021
Regulators warn of legal risks to companies that botch LIBOR transition; JPMorgan to pay $200M in SEC, CFTC fines over record-keeping failures; CFOs rank 'retention, retention, retention' as top priority for 2022: Deloitte; Disclaimers could go a long way in protecting Trump from fraud charges
Should the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) switch to an amortization model, U.S. companies could lose 40% of their equity, according to one estimate.
The bank in June ordered staff to save relevant text messages from as early as 2018 made on personal devices and on platforms such as WeChat and WhatsApp until the company's legal department said otherwise, Bloomberg reported.
No matter how much some asset valuations appear exaggerated, analysts say, financial statements that were provided to lenders contain ample warning that the numbers don’t necessarily meet GAAP standards.
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