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  • SEC fills chief accountant role
    Donald Nicolaisen, a senior partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, has been appointed the chief accountant at the SEC. He will oversee SEC policy initiatives and spearhead efforts to create international consensus on accounting issues.
    August 18, 2003
  • UK accounting standards may confuse investors, warns legal firm
    UK corporate balance sheets are under threat due to fresh accounting standards that will massively increase the pension deficits of many already-indebted corporates. The study, by the legal advisors Lane, Clark and Peacock, also notes that corporates heavily invested in equities will be particularly susceptible.
    August 06, 2003
  • Large US corporates take Sarbanes-Oxley hit
    The Public Company Oversight Accounting Board (PCAOB) has sent out cost details for companies that need to comply with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.
    August 05, 2003
  • European executives go for personal M&A touch
    European executives rank individual ability as the key factor when selecting advisors on M&A transactions and divestments, according to mergermarket, the M&A research unit.
    August 04, 2003
  • Pension ruling will affect top US corporates, warns IBM
    The pension plans of top US corporates have taken a collective knock, according to IBM, after a federal court ruled that IBM violated age discrimination provisions after the company changed its pension plans during the 1990s. It is planning to appeal.
    August 01, 2003
  • Problem child Yell makes the big time
    Issuer: Yell Group
    Julie Dalla-Costa, August 01, 2003
  • Putin lets go of his free-market image
    The Kremlin's sudden attack on oil company Yukos is a flashpoint in a war between two rival clans. One wants Russia to continue its integration into the global economy, the other doesn't. It is not certain which will win.
    Julian Evans, August 01, 2003
  • Breakingviews: Europe stands firm on derivative disclosures
    Source: www.breakingviews.com is Europe's leading financial commentary service
    August 01, 2003
  • Breakingviews: Hedge fund stars stand out from the crowd
    Source: www.breakingviews.com is Europe's leading financial commentary service
    August 01, 2003
  • Breakingviews: Commercial banks launch an assault on the brokers
    Source: www.breakingviews.com is Europe's leading financial commentary service
    August 01, 2003
  • Who's who in the power struggle?
    The Siloviki Who are they? Putin's old friends from the intelligence services, now in the FSB, defence ministry and presidential security service. They oppose neo-liberal policies, and want a strong, protectionist, authoritarian state. The liberals label them anti-capitalist, anti-democratic ex-KGB stooges. The Siloviki see themselves as patriots.
    August 01, 2003
  • Opinion
    Which bubble is set to burst first?
    Does the recent widening of government bond yields, especially in Japan, signal the bursting of the bond bubble? I think not. Both the equity and bond markets are bubbles and both will burst eventually. But equities are more likely to pop first.
    David Roche, August 01, 2003
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