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Pocket MBA: Finance for Lawyers Summer 2011
Author(s):
Eric B. Sloan, Kirsten S. Aunapu, Patricia A. Etzold, Matthew J. Shelhorse
Practice Area:
Accounting, Banking, Corporate & Securities
Published:
Jun 2011
ISBN:
9781402416071
PLI Item #:
29706
CHB Spine #:
B1889
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Chapter 1. Stuart Moss & Ken Pressler, Deloitte. Heads Up, Vol. 18, Issue 2: One Size Does Not Fit All, Blue-Ribbon Panel Reports on Private-Company Accounting Standards (Jan. 31, 2011)
Chapter 2. Deloitte, IFRS Considerations for Audit Committees (Feb. 2009)
Chapter 3. Accounting, Auditing and Financial Statements (PowerPoint)
Chapter 4. Seymour Jones, the Forensic Accountant's Role in Litigation, N.J. Law. 22-24, 26 (Aug. 2004)
Chapter 5. Capital Structure Considerations, June 2011 (PowerPoint)
Chapter 6. Treasury, Financial Instruments, Cash Management, and Forecasting (PowerPoint)
Chapter 7. Treasury, Financial Instruments, Cash Management and Forecasting
Chapter 8. Managing the Business Risk of Fraud: Considerations and Renewed Focus for the Current Environment
Chapter 9. Frequently Found Financial Reporting Frauds
Chapter 10. Finding Frauds in Financial Statement Audits
Chapter 11. Frequently Found Financial Reporting Frauds (Presentation Materials)
Chapter 12. Practical Elements of Finance
Chapter 13. Regression Analysis Applications in Litigation
Chapter 14. Sampling Applied to Pension Calculations, Infomanagement Direct (July 2007)
Chapter 15. Valuation: Application and Methodologies
Chapter 16. Valuation Examples
Chapter 17. Valuation: Application and Methodologies (PowerPoint)
Chapter 18. Integrated Performance Management (Presentation Slides)
Chapter 19. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, *Connectedthinking, Aerospace and Defense, Creating Competitive Advantage* How to Transform Program Management
Chapter 20. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Program Management, Overview: Twelve Critical Success Factors
Chapter 21. Deloitte, Chapter 11 Reorganization: Why Better Late Than Never No Longer Flies
Chapter 22. Evaluating the Financial Health of a Company
Chapter 23. Solvency, Restructuring and Bankruptcy (PowerPoint)
Chapter 24. Analyzing a Debtor for Signs of Distress
Chapter 25. A Creditor's Guide: Dealing with a Debtor in Financial Distress, Seeking Forbearance or Seeking Debt Forgiveness
Chapter 26. What You Need to Know About Service on a Creditors' Committee
Chapter 27. Solvency, Restructuring and Bankruptcy (Presentation Materials)
Chapter 28. Deloitte, Divestiture Survey Report: Carve-Out Trends and Leading Practices
Chapter 29. Magnus Orrell, Elsye Putri & Ana Zelic, Deloitte, Heads Up, Vol. 17, Issue 37, One Step Closer to IFRSs? SEC Issues First Progress Report on Consideration of Incorporating IFRSs Into U.S. System (Nov. 1, 2010)
Chapter 30. Deloitte, Accounting for Income Taxes: Quarterly Hot Topics (March 2011)
Chapter 31. Deloitte, Accounting for Income Taxes: Quarterly Hot Topics (Dec. 2010)
Chapter 32. National Office Departments of Professional Practice, Deloitte, Heads Up, Vol. 17, Issue 43, SECeason's Greetings! Highlights of the 2010 AICPA National Conference on Current SEC and PCAOB Developments (Dec. 16, 2010)
Chapter 33. PwC, Setting the Standard, A Spotlight on the FASB and IASB's Joint Projects (March 4, 2011)
Chapter 34. PwC, Setting the Standard, a Spotlight on the FASB and IASB's Joint Projects (Dec. 22, 2010)
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