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Jun
17
I firmly believe it is time for the business leaders, the entrepreneurs, the visionaries to take back the reigns of their companies’ from the accountants! For as long as I can remember, business leaders have pursued long term goals, laid out 3-5 year business plans for their respective Board’s of Directors and at times, cursed the scrutiny of “going public” primarily because it forced them to think and more importantly, act on a short term, that is, quarterly basis. I’ll save the woes of being a public company for another time. Many CEO’s are likely looking back to those time as “the good ‘ole days.”
This week I was struck by the awareness of the CNBC commentators as they realized through an interview with a sells-side analyst that the financial institutions’ management teams had accounting limitations placed upon them as to what and when they could or could not write-down assets! Now, perhaps …
