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FAS 133: increasing transparency

Standard & Poor’s Jack Kennedy and Neri Bukspan believe new Financial Accounting Standards Board rules for US energy traders will make it easier to measure a firm’s risk management ability, liquidity position and equity capital

Having analysed the October 25, 2002 Emerging Issues Task Force (EITF) ruling on derivative accounting, Standard & Poor’s analysis has initially determined that the decision would have minimal effect on the credit profiles of US energy trading and marketing firms.

The EITF is a group within the US’s Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and sets standards on emerging topics. As part of the

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