Whoever Heads the FASB Next Better Think Global

With IASB off the ground, Jenkins' replacement will inherit a new accounting world order

By Jay Sherman | November 01, 2001 at 07:00 PM

The pending retirement of Financial Accounting Standards Board Chairman Edmund

Jenkins is triggering mild speculation as to who will replace him, but a larger

and perhaps more thorny concern will overhang whomever turns out to be the

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