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An article published in June 1994 addressing bank investment activities.
An article published in December 1996 and provides criteria for evaluating the allowance for loan losses methodology used by Farm Credit System institutions.
Ernst & Young's analysis of intangible assets and the knowledge economy.
Slide presentation tutuorial covering the topic of inventory accounting, published 1998.
An article published in December 1996 and outlines the procedure for properly accounting for problem assets.
An article published in July 1998 and provides guidance in evaluating credit administration standards.
This resource page emphasizes accounting but also features links to sites on inventory management and inventory fraud.
An argument that the appreciation of both the potential and challenges associated with knowledge assets is crucial for understanding its role in capital markets.
Defines the current ratio in the format x:y, where x is the amount of all current assets and y is the amount of all current liabilities.
This chapter examines how long term items are handled in state and local governmental accounting and financial reporting written by Dr. John Sacco, George Mason University.
This article covers the topic of inventory accounting for the small business owner, published 1999.
An article by Frank Downes which discusses calculating depreciation of assets, published December 1996 in 'Controller Magazine.'
Information on current assets.
An article published in June 1994 discussing the risks and costs associated with maintaining cash, premises and equipment, and investments in other Farm Credit System institutions.
Online worksheet for calculating current assets and liabilities, presented by Extel.
An article published in July 1998 discussing loan portfolio management due to the fact it is an earning asset for the FCA.
An article published in August 1999 covering scorecard lending as a loan underwriting tool.
The article, 'Current Assets on the Balance Sheet-Our Likes and Dislikes,' describes financial statements and the terms that appear in them.
A monthly, institutionally-oriented, independent research service. AAF seeks to identify undervalued companies.
Specific recommendations for current classification is outlined by the Farm Financial Standards Council.
An article describing the valuation of information assets.
This section defines and addresses asset-liability analysis as a single-scenario form of risk measurement.
Defines current assets as cash or items that will be converted into cash within a year.
The article entitled, 'How to Read a Balance Sheet,' defines cash & equivalents, short- and long-term investments, accounts receivable, inventories and prepaid expenses.
An article published in June 1994 addressing the role of non-Farm Credit System lenders.
Information on non-cash assets.
The Committee's charge was to recommend (1) the nature of information that should be made available to others by management and (2) the extent to which auditors should report on the various elements of that information. The Committee completed i.
This article presented by Extel, defines current ratio and acid test ratio.
Glossary for chapter IV of 'Financial Reporting in Government' by Dr. John Sacco, George Mason University. Revised November 26, 1997.
Information on long term assets.
An article published in December 1996 discussing the primary factors examiners should consider in their analysis of assets.
An article published in June 1994 describing the Uniform Classification System and the credit factors analyzed to assign a UCS classification.
Definitions of this account group which includes all other current assets not classified elsewhere.
An article published in June 1994, introducing the Assets module and the asset examination of the Farm Credit System.
Houghton Mifflin presents this informational slide series covering long-term assets, written by Belverd Needles and Marian Powers.
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