Thoughts on policy, business, disclosure, and communications
Saturday’s Barron’s had a pithy review of Ken Aulettta’s Googled: The End of the World As We Know It.To sum it up, reviewer Mark Veverka says, “Google’s science exposes the inefficiency of traditional advertising and threatens to remove middlemen.”
In other words, as went record labels and travel agents, so goes my first chosen profession, journalism. The inefficiency of
In addition to improving asset-backed securities disclosure (using XBRL perhaps?), SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro called for substantive ABS regulation in a speech Tuesday to SIFMA, the parent organization of the American Securitization Forum (link to colorful Michael Lewis description):
ABS Regulation
In one final example, I believe there may be gaps that should be filled in the [...]
Updated: Dec. 15, 2009
Update: The SEC published its one-year extension on Dec. 15, 2009.
Extension of Filing Accommodation for Static Pool
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The SEC on Monday quietly proposed a brief rule to give asset-backed securities issuers an extra year of status quo disclosure. The original rule was approved in December 2004. Monday’s 17-page double-spaced proposal would [...]