Are US Banks Hiding Their Losses?
Assets marked as ‘hold to maturity’ don’t have to be marked down as they lose value.
Are US Banks Hiding Their Losses?What would happen if the Big Four became the Big Three?
Less competition among global auditing firms could mean higher costs for companies.
A sudden exit by one of the Big Four could cost US clients of the disappearing firm up to $1.8 billion per year.
Joseph Gerakos and Chad Syverson, “Competition in the Audit Market: Policy Implications,” Journal of Accounting Research, forthcoming.
Assets marked as ‘hold to maturity’ don’t have to be marked down as they lose value.
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