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March 25, 2008
A single standard for the world?
...now, IFRS is very rarely taught and not to the level of depth that's required," says Robert Dohrer, a partner at McGladrey & Pullen, who nonetheless believes this should not be allowed to slow unduly the switchover. "My biggest fear is that the SEC... By Jennifer Hughes
2:00am
Looming commercial real estate crisis offer 'bonanza'
...eyeing real estate for months and recently launched a real estate private equity fund and a mortgage real estate investment trust in the US. It is also planning an Asia-Pacific distressed property fund."I think a lot of the traditional holders of this...We've come off the precipice and moved back into more healthy territory."Credit markets had come back sharply in a V-shaped recovery, he said. "It was the best period for buying distressed debt we have seen . . . 18 months ago we were backing... By Martin Arnold in Berlin
June 20, 2007
SEC launches effort to streamline reporting for non-US companies
...unnecessary complexity" in financial reporting was one of his top priorities. Tim Martin, a partner at auditing firm McGladrey & Pullen, said going as far as allowing US companies to use IFRS would raise issues over interpretation of IFRS, given US companies... By Jeremy Grant in Washington and Jennifer Hughes in London
June 19, 2007
SEC to streamline reporting for non-US companies
...unnecessary complexity” in financial reporting was one of his top priorities. Tim Martin, a partner at auditing firm McGladrey & Pullen, said going as far as allowing US companies to use IFRS would raise issues over interpretation of IFRS. By Jeremy Grant in Washington and Jennifer Hughes in London
5:23am
Honda airbag risk triggers global recall
...at Honda’s US and Canadian plants. The latest recall applies to 2001 and 2002 model-year Accord, Civic, Odyssey, CR-V, Pilot and 2002 Acura TL and CL vehicles in the United States. Honda said the recall would cost the company about Y24m ($267...
2:00am
Keeper of the family motto
...of chief executive of the Rothschild family holding company.The 49-year-old...affairs under David de Rothschild, whose family motto is Concordia, Integritas, Industria...jazz-loving Mr Higgins lives with his family in north London and sits on a trust board for the Cavendish School in Camden... By Emiliya Mychasuk and Emiko Terazono
February 1, 2010
BSkyB v EDS: Why is the case so important?
The case of EDS v BSkyB is by far and away the most important legal case in the IT area for a decade. Not since the 1996 case of St Albans City and District Council v International Computers Limited (which defined whether software was goods... By Dai Davis, IT lawyer and partner at Brooke North LLP
4:36pm
Apollo predicts ‘bonanza’ in commercial property
...been eyeing real estate for months and recently launched a real estate private equity fund and a mortgage real estate investment trust in the US. It is also planning a new Asia-Pacific distressed property fund.“I think a lot of the traditional holders of this real...ve come off the precipice and moved back into more healthy territory.” He said credit markets had come back sharply in a V-shaped recovery. “It was the best period for buying distressed debt we have seen, perhaps in our careers... 18 months... By Martin Arnold in Berlin
2:00am
Jobs optimism drives green agenda
...haggis maker, burnishing his green credentials, even as the family-owned company navigated the downturn, was not just about...by 2050, has worked with the government-backed Carbon Trust to put carbon labels on 115 products - telling customers...concentrates emit less carbon than washing powder.Working with the trust, which helps businesses curb emissions, is one way companies... By Brian Groom, Business and Employment Editor
February 8, 2010
Montagu set to float BSN Medical
BSN Medical, the German bandages maker, has become the latest private equity-owned company to prepare for an initial public By Martin Arnold in London