Under historical (book value) accounting methods, banks: a. must write down the value of their assets to
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Under historical (book value) accounting methods, banks:
a. must write down the value of their assets to fully reflect market values.
b. have an incentive to fully reflect problems in the asset portfolio as they become known.
c. have a great deal of discretion in timing the write-downs of problem loans.
d. invest in expensive computerised bookkeeping systems
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ISBN: 978-1408076866
4th edition
Authors: Michel Lebas, Herve Stolowy, Yuan Ding
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