News
24 September 2021

FASB looking to regulate more transparency into SCF

Region:
Americas

Potential new Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) rules could soon force companies in the US to reveal the key terms of their supply chain financing (SCF) agreements - a technique which flatters their cashflow but stays hidden from investors and analysts.Under FASB plans, to be released for...

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