…companies.” — Michael Bloomberg, Chairman of the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board Markets depend on standards. Weights and measures were some of the first examples. Standards make it possible for companies to do business…
…about here, and another from 16 red state AGs attacking the Big Four accounting firms, which Dan and I wrote about here. Because these missives are primarily performative political theater rather than economic substance, they usually make…
…nearly 40 years. I was the Founding Chairman of the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB). With Richard Barker, then a colleague of mine at the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford and now on the board of the…
And its attorney general led the climate letter to the Big Four accounting firms — Photo by Lumin Osity on UnsplashIt is with the utmost sincerity that I would like to recognize the leadership shown by elected officials in the State of…
…organization Carbon Measures which is focused on developing carbon accounting at the product level. I have some familiarity with this concept and before Carbon Measures was announced I’d written a little
…discuss the work he’s been doing since he retired from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). Topics include his board seats at Fannie Mae,…
…of mine going back 20 years. He has had a distinguished career in accounting, starting with financial accounting and then into sustainability accounting. I thought it would be fun to…
…Road to Financial Reporting Standards we reviewed the history of how accounting standards came to exist in the U.S. as Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (U.S. GAAP) issued by the…
…2018 in a ceremony at the London Stock Exchange the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) announced that on October 16, 2018 its standards had been approved by its Standards Board. This…
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