CSFB to host FAS 140 Tuesday

June 16, 2003, 12:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Michael Hall, a partner at KPMG, will be speaking on the new proposed amendments to FAS 140 Tuesday, June 17, at 2:00, during a Credit Suisse First Boston hosted conference call. Research analyst Maureen Coen will lead the discussion.

Domestic Dial-in: 888 836-6997, International Dial-in: 706 643-7808; Conference ID: 1314532

Contact Ila Afsharipour at (212) 325-2270 or ila.afsharipour@csfb.com for more information.

Other firms are expected to launch similar discussions as the draft continues circulating. For ASR coverage on the release, see this week's issue, which includes a contributed opinion piece.

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