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Audit committees warned to ask 'key questions' in the crisis
'More rigour' necessary in considering analysis for going concern statements 28 Nov 2008
Key regulator leaves US watchdog
Conrad Hewitt, IFRS champion, leaves Securities and Exchange Commission 26 Nov 2008
Experts back fair value for the US
Second meeting of experts reveals little support for killing fair value but suggests increased disclosure in necessary 23 Nov 2008
SEC continues fair value investigation
Second roundtable in Washington today examining the future of fair value accounting in the credit crisis 21 Nov 2008
SEC chairman backs international accounting standards
The chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, the US financial regulator, has admitted that the mortgage meltdown may have started in the United States but said other countries including Britain are also to blame for the global economic crisis. 19 Nov 2008
IFRS to cost $3.5bn for US conversion
SEC backs international standards but says it could cost each business $32m 18 Nov 2008
G20 asks standard setter to promote financial stability
Heads of state endorse single standard setter but demand better governance 17 Nov 2008
E&Y sued over US Lehman audit
E&Y and US Lehman executives sued for miselading investors 14 Nov 2008
- Tweedie nearly quit after fair value change
- Germany slams Liechtenstein over fraud lethargy
- Government creates company to manage banks' shareholdings
- US watchdog hears fair value is 'much needed'
- Duo tipped to battle it out for SEC chairman role
- Tweedie to defend fair value
- Watchdog set to open mark-to-market probes
- Criticised companies come top in CSR reporting
- Boyle: crunch shouldn't mean tighter regulation
- US and international standard setters to work on joint credit crisis solutions
- PM sidesteps fair value question from Cameron
- Investors call on EC to drop more changes to fair value reporting
- Audit profession needs to change, says Heseltine
- Investors: EC threatens transparency and comparability of accounts
- Joint standards advisory group announced
- FSA chief says mark to market must be debated
- Europe holds back from sweeping changes to fair value
- Accounting regulator to investigate BDO audit of XL
- Europe battles over fair value carve out
- IASB confirms new reclassification rules
- SEC’s work never more urgent, says Cox
- SEC to learn credit crisis lessons
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Analysis
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Prospects: Dame Barbara brings 'charm and steel' to her new...17 Jul 2008
Blogs
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Too much Fannie-ing about...
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An unexpected victim of the credit crunch
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Who'd be an audit committee member now?
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Shake up in the world of credit insurance!
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