accounting analyst造句

• Bior works for the Bank of New York Mellon ( BNYM ) as an accounting analyst.
• An "'accounting analyst "'evaluates public company financial statements.
• David Haushalter, accounting analyst at the Susquehanna Financial Group, has analyzed the earnings impact CoCo's can represent.
• "That's a lot of goodwill, " said Robert Willens, an accounting analyst at Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
• "This is a very unusual situation, " said Jane Adams, an accounting analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston.
• Robert E . Friedman, accounting analyst at Standard & Poor's equity research unit in New York, found another flaw.
• "There is an element of compromise in this decision, " said Robert Willens, an accounting analyst for Lehman Brothers.
• "Understating the value of an asset is just as wrong as overstating it, " said Ciesielski, the accounting analyst.
• The merchant banks could be over-reacting, said Jack Ciesielski, an accounting analyst at R . G . Associates in Baltimore.
• And, some accounting analysts add that pooling restricts how the new combined company can run many parts of its business.
• "It would be bad news, " said Jack Ciesielski, an accounting analyst at R . G . Associates in Baltimore.
• But Bob Willens, an accounting analyst at Lehman Brothers, said that reformers may be far too optimistic about the timetable.
• Robert E . Friedman, accounting analyst at Standard & AMP; Poor's equity research unit in New York, found another flaw.
• Robert Willens, a tax and accounting analyst with Lehman Brothers, says there's a " kernel of truth " in Muller's argument.
• The transactions criticized in that article, and earlier by Howard Schilit, an accounting analyst, were also cited in the SEC action Thursday.
• "These companies tend to be valued on the basis of their revenue, " says Robert Willens, a tax-and-accounting analyst at Lehman Brothers.
• "There are cash-flow consequences, and shareholders should be aware of them, " said Jane Adams, an accounting analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston.
• There will be hundreds of billions of dollars " in goodwill write-downs, says Robert Willens, a tax and accounting analyst with Lehman Bros.
• Robert Willens, a tax and accounting analyst at Lehman Brothers, took time last week to talk about good will and why it matters.
• Robert Willens, an accounting analyst at Lehman Brothers, said that it was clear that consolidation would not be required under current accounting rules.