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Big Changes to Securitization Accounting


by Carol A. Hitselberger View Biography
Mayer Brown LLP View Firm Credentials
Charlotte Office

Robert F. Hugi View Biography
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Jason H. P. Kravitt View Biography
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New York Office

June 26, 2009

Previously published on June 22, 2009

The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has finalized the much-anticipated amendments to its Statement 140 and Interpretation 46(R). The amendments to Statement 140 are set out in Statement 166, which changes the accounting standards that determine whether a transfer of receivables in a securitization or otherwise should be treated as a sale or as a financing.


 

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