Accounting Methods and Systemic Risk: An Investigation of Policy Issues and Lessons

Project Leader: Michael D. Greenberg

This project involves an investigation of policy issues surrounding fair value accounting practice and systemic risk. Through a combination of literature review, case study methods, and individual and small group discussions with stakeholders, we will explore the relationship between accounting methods, firm-level risk management practices, competing business models in the financial services sector, and transparency in underlying asset valuation to investors.

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