Fair value accounting – an industry view
Paul Chisnall
Abstract
Paul Chisnall
Abstract
The author notes the proposals put forward by the Joint Working Group of Standard Setters on Financial Instruments and sets out the arguments why the banking community is against the concept of measuring financial instruments under a fair value accounting system. He suggests that the proposals should be abandoned and that the accounting standard setters join with the banking industry to produce improvements in financial reporting.
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The author notes the proposals put forward by the Joint Working Group of Standard Setters on Financial Instruments and sets out the arguments why the banking community is against the concept of measuring financial instruments under a fair value accounting system. He suggests that the proposals should be abandoned and that the accounting standard setters join with the banking industry to produce improvements in financial reporting.
Key concepts: Accounting, Fair value, Mark-to-market accounting, Business, Value (mathematics), Financial accounting, Accounting standard, Accounting information system