The announcement comes after the Securities and Exchange Commission discouraged the lobbying by bankers to suspend mark-to-market accounting in light of the financial crisis. In a congressionally mandated study, the SEC instead supported the existing FASB rules but acknowledged that issuers and auditors "have faced challenges" when applying them during uncertain times, when markets have dried up, making it hard to determine how much a hypothetical buyer would currently pay for a certain asset.
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