 | International GAAP® illustrative financial statements
We walk you through a practical working model of consolidated financial statements prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards. |
 | The new FASB and IASB impairment model: US financial institutions weigh in
Read our survey of credit risk and accounting policy personnel at 14 different financial institutions of various sizes from community banks to very large national banks. |
 | What are bank executives discussing on earnings calls: Q3 11
Find out in our analysis of the top themes and key performance indicators emerging from 3Q11 earnings calls with 36 of the largest global banks. |
 | Federal Reserve: bank regulatory reporting survey
Use our bank regulatory reporting benchmark survey to compare your organization to the current practices of RRDs against plans extending through 2015. |
 | What are bank executives discussing on earnings calls: Q2 11
Find out in our analysis of the top themes and key performance indicators emerging from the quarterly earnings calls of 32 of the largest global banks. |
 | International GAAP banking financial statements
We walk you through a practical working model of consolidated financial statements prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards. |
 | Dodd-Frank: seven implications for banks
While the Dodd-Frank Act passed by US lawmakers contains few explicit tax sections, its provisions may have significant tax implications for financial institutions. |
 | What the 'bank bonus tax' means for you
The UK Government introduced a new bank payroll tax in its 2009 Pre-Budget Report that will impact companies within the banking sector. |
 | How to achieve VAT package compliance
Businesses that supply and/or purchase services across the European Union will be affected by the "VAT package" effective 1 January 2010. |
 | Transfer pricing's impact on France
We explain the Contemporaneous transfer pricing documentation now required for some French entities. |
 | Key issues when restructuring intercompany loans
The scarcity of credit and capital means companies stand to benefit from factoring in a liquidity premium when pricing their intercompany lending transactions. |
