Mr. Ken Wild

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  Speakers at this annual conference include IASB Chairman Sir David Tweedie (opening keynote address and open dialogue) and Deloitte partners Ken Wild and Veronica Poole.

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  Ken Wild joined Deloitte & Touche in 1980 and was made a Partner in 1980.He is now National Director of Assurance and Advisory Services.He is a member of the Accounting Standards Board and a member of The Financial Reporting Advisory Board to The Treasury.He is joint author of International Accounting Standards : A Guide to Preparing Accounts published by Accountancy Books.
  
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  Ken WildInsider Business Club - Presenter Details
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  Ken Wild
  
  National Director of Accounting and Audit
  
  Deloitte & Touche LLP
  
  National Director of Accounting and Audit at Deloitte & Touche LLP in the UK and is Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu's Global Leader of IFRS.He was a member of the UK Accounting Standards Board, and of its Public Sector and Not-for profit Committee.He is a member of the FinancialReporting Advisory Board to the Treasury.He is also a member of the Technical Committee of the Hundred Group of finance directors.He is currently a member of IFRIC, the committee providing interpretations international accounting standards.

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  Both Andrew Lennard (ASB) and Ken Wild from Deloitte & Touche emphasised the practical nature of the SOP as a framework to help ASB itself analyse accounting solutions.

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  Ken Wild of Deloitte said the issues were problematic: ,How do you go about putting a value on Stonehenge or Trafalgar Square?'
  
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  by Veronica Poole and Ken Wild, Deloitte & Touche
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  Ken Wild is National Director of Assurance and Advisory Services at Deloitte & Touche.He is a member of the Accounting Standards Board and Chairs its Public Sector and not for Profit Committee.He is also a member of the Financial Reporting Advisory Board to the Treasury.

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  Ken Wild, National Director of Accounting and Audit, Deloitte
  
  1445 Key Accounting and Regulatory Issues

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  Ken Wild National Director of Accounting and AuditDeloitte & Touche LLP

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  ,I'm tempted to say everybody,' says Ken Wild of Deloitte.
  
  Wild says that whichever accounts preparer you ask will give you a different answer as to how profits should be recorded.
  
  ,People say you shouldn't include finance costs, because it goes up or down with interest rates.But others say that's an ongoing cost,' he says.
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  Wild has a tale, though, about the markets that would make most a little wary of trusting the analysts and investors too much.
  
  A retailer 15 years ago had a £90m charge to put through its books after buying a rival.
  
  But instead of putting it in as an extraordinary item it put it through the profit and loss account, saying that as it planned to make more acquisitions it would be a recurring cost.
  
  ,The shares fell 35p, a big chunk of their price, and the whole of the retail sector was marked down.Lex [the FT investment column] said there were fears of an outbreak of prudent accounting,' Wild says.

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  "It has long been an aspiration that the US would move to international accounting standards," said Ken Wild, global head of international accounting standards at Deloitte.

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