Life After Close – Operating as a Public Company Post De-SPAC Process
You’ve successfully executed a merger transaction with a SPAC—now what? We’ve gathered first-hand insights from two CFOs who have [...]
Entering the Public Market: Five SPAC Transaction Takeaways
You’re gearing up to go public—but rather than a traditional IPO, you’re entering the market via a SPAC transaction. [...]
Key Considerations for Assessing Public Company Readiness
Becoming a publicly traded company is a transformative process and entering the market via a SPAC transaction requires adequate [...]
Haven’t Adopted the Lease Accounting Changes Yet? Better Get Going
If it feels like you’ve been hearing about changes to lease accounting for forever, you’re not wrong—they’ve been in [...]
New PCAOB Rules on Auditing Estimates and Specialists
A company’s preparation of financial statements in accordance with US GAAP can be very complex due to the required [...]
CECL—Why Private Companies Should Start Preparing Now
In late 2019, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) provided relief to private companies and smaller reporting companies by [...]
The Impact of COVID-19: Interim Period (Trigger-Driven) Impairment Testing Considerations
As a result of COVID-19’s expanding impact on business operations and business continuity, both auditors and the accounting regulatory [...]
Technology Companies Have Opportunities in Adopting New Revenue Recognition
On March 20, 2018, Amy Hover, Managing Director with MorganFranklin Consulting, joined a panel presentation to discuss the new [...]
MorganFranklin Joins as Panelist for Technology Executives Roundtable (TER)
March 20, 2018 – Amy Hover, MorganFranklin’s Managing Director, participated in a panel discussion surrounding the new revenue recognition [...]
ASC 842: Understanding the Accounting Requirements
This is the second post in our series on ASC 842, Leases. Read the first, third and fourth posts here. [...]