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FASB under fire over fair value judgments

Posted on June 24, 2009 12:50 PM
An investor advisory group has accused the Financial Accounting Standards Board of losing its independence after it succumbed to political pressure over fair value or "mark-to-market" accounting changes.

In a sometimes heated and harsh letter, the Investors Technical Advisory Committee said the accounting standard setter should have fought off pressure from special interest groups, politicians and lobbyists who sought more flexible treatment for banks with toxic assets on their books.

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