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Title Mark to market accounting standards : a study by the SEC / Brian N. Brinker, editor.

Publication Info. New York : Nova Science Publishers, c2009.

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Description 1 online resource.
Physical Medium polychrome.
Description text file
Series Business economics in a rapidly-changing world series
Business economics in a rapidly-changing world series.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 204-231) and index.
Contents Accounting StandardsB. RECOMMENDATIONS; INTRODUCTION; A. HOW THIS STUDY FULFILLS THE STATUTORY MANDATE; 1. Statutory Mandate; 2. Context for this Study; 3. Approach to this Study; 4. Structure of This Study; B. THE FINANCIAL REPORTING FRAMEWORK[21]; 1. Balance Sheet; 2. Income Statement; 3. Other Basic Financial Statements; 4. .Notes to the Financial Statements, Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations, and other Disclosures; C. OTHER CONSIDERATIONS; 1. Role of Accounting in Prudential Oversight; 2. International Considerations.
D. BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON FAIR VALUE ACCOUNTING1. Definition of Fair Value; 2. Application of Fair Value Accounting; a. How Fair Value Impacts Accounting for Financial Instrument; Equity Securities; Debt Securities; Securitized Assets; Direct Investments in Loans; Derivative Assets and Liabilities; Other Financial Liabilities; Fair Value Option; Impairments; B. How Fair Value Impacts Accounting for Non-Financial Instruments; Business Combinations; Goodwill; Indefinite-Lived Intangible Assets; Other Long-Lived Assets; 3. Historical Context for Fair Value Accounting.
Early-Twentieth Century through the Great DepressionValuation of Securities; Banking and Savings and Loan Crisis; Changes in the Banking Model During the 1980s; FASB's Financial Instruments Project; Expanded Use of Derivative Instruments in the 1990s; 4. Other Measurement Bases; a. Description of other Measurement Bases; Historical Cost; Current Cost; Net Realizable Value; Present Value of Future Cash Flows; b. Consideration of Measurement Attributes; EFFECTS OF FAIR VALUE ACCOUNTING STANDARDS ON FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS' BALANCE SHEETS.
A. METHODOLOGY FOR STUDYING EFFECTS OF FAIR VALUE ACCOUNTING STANDARDSB. EMPIRICAL FINDINGS FROM THIS STUDY ON EFFECTS OF FAIR VALUE ACCOUNTING STANDARDS; 1. Assets; a. Significance of Assets Measured at Fair Value; i. Percentage of Assets Measured at Fair Value; Banking; Broker-Dealers; Credit Institutions; GSEs; Insurance; Analysis by Issuer Size; ii. Percentage of Assets Measured at Fair Value Through Income; Overall Analysis; Analysis by Issuer Industry; Banking; Broker-Dealers; Credit Institutions; GSEs; Insurance; Analysis by Issuer Size.
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Language English.
Subject Fair value -- Accounting -- Standards.
Fair value -- Accounting.
Genre/Form Electronic books.
Added Author Brinker, Brian N.
Added Title Market accounting standards
Other Form: Print version: Mark to market accounting standards New York : Nova Science Publishers, c2009. 1607419947 (DLC) 2009517101
ISBN 9781617285356 ebook
1617285358
1607419947
9781607419945