Explore PwC’s latest thinking on what is changing for financial instruments: Credit losses, Fair value accounting and disclosures, Hedging simplifications and changes, FASB’s liabilities and equity proposal, and LIBOR reform.
03 November 2022 | Updated 08 December 2022
New SEC rule for issuers of private securities and broker-dealers
Amendments to SEC rules will require public disclosures related to fixed income securities, including those issued pursuant to Securities Act Rule 144A
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US In depth 2022-06
01 November 2022
What’s trending in SEC comments
To kick off our 2022 SEC comment letter series, we sat down with Kyle Moffatt, a partner in PwC's National Office, to provide an overview of the trends.
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To kick off our 2022 SEC comment letter series, we sat down with Kyle Moffatt, a partner in PwC's National Office, to provide an overview of the trends.
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US Podcast
30 September 2022
About the Loans and investments guide & Full guide PDF
We’ve updated portions of our Loans and investments guide to include new insights and clarifications. Read it today.
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US Loans & investments guide
30 September 2022
1.1 Fair value guide overview
Chapter 1 of the PwC Guide to Fair Value Measurement provides an introduction of fair value, the need for the standard, and the impact on reporting
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US Fair value guide 1.1
28 September 2022 | Updated 12 January 2023
FAQ on accounting in uncertain economic times
This In depth answers questions about a range of accounting considerations that may be impacted by the current economic environment.
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US In depth 2022-05
Next in asset and wealth management 2023
The asset and wealth management sector has been undergoing massive transformation in response to various business challenges.
Next in banking and capital markets 2023
Banking and capital markets executives are walking a fine line as the new year begins.
SEC climate disclosures and your company
PwC can help you understand what the SEC rule says and what to do next
LIBOR, reference rate reform for US companies
Regulators and industry bodies have proposed and agreed on new interest rate benchmarks to replace LIBOR rates.
