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28th Annual FASB/SEC Accounting Institute   November 14-15, 2007 in Las Vegas NV

 

 

November 16, 2007

Las Vegas, NV

    

COURSE LEADER

THOMAS I. SELLING, CPA, PH.D.

Emeritus Professor, Thunderbird, Garvin School of International Management

 

AGENDA

8:30  -  10:00: Information Requirements for MD&A

  •  Events, Trends, and Uncertainties

  •  Capital Resources

  •  Liquidity

  •  Results of Operations

  •  Required Hard Data

  •  Optional Soft Data

  •  Segment Information

  •  Restructuring (Topic 5-P)

  •  Liquidity and SFAS No. 105/107

  •  Topic 11.M on Issued but Not Yet Adopted Accounting Standards

  • Critical Accounting Policies

10:00  -  10:15  Coffee Break

 

10:15  -  11:30  EVENT AND UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS

  • Recognizing Events or Future Probable Events to Be Included

  • Known Uncertainties

  • Limitations of Event and Uncertainty Analyses

  • Exercises and Examples

11:30 - 12:30   LEGAL PERSPECTIVE

   Impact of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995

-   Safe Harbor rules for forward-looking information

-   Meaningful cautionary language

MICHAEL P. REED

Partner

Alston & Bird LLP

( Boston Session)

 

JAMES J. MOLONEY

Partner

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

( Las Vegas Session)

12:30 - 1:30    Break for Lunch (on your own)

1:30    2:15   TRENDS ANALYSIS

    What You Should and Should Not Say When:

-   Trend is known, not anticipated

-   Outcome is reasonably likely to occur

-   Impact upon the financial condition of registrant is material

-   Definitive guidance is lacking

    Trend Changes Versus Trend Continuance

 

2:15  - 3:00  SEC COMPLIANCE

  • Eurodollar Bulletin

  • SFAS No. 119

  • Derivatives Release (S-X 408, S-K 305)

  • Topics 2-A, 5-Y, and 10-F on Environmental Liabilities (see also SOP 96-1)

  • Off-Balance Sheet Items

  • Contractual Obligations Table

  • Differences between the Interim and the Annual MD&A

  • Updated Assessment

3:00 - 3:15  Coffee Break

 

3:15  - 4:30  WRITING THE MD&A: CASE STUDY AND EXAMPLES

 

4:30  - 4:45 Question and Answer Session

 

4:45   Adjournment

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