Financial Reporting Executive Committee

The Financial Reporting Executive Committee (FinREC), formerly known as the Accounting Standards Executive Committee (AcSEC), is a senior committee of the Institute for financial reporting. It is authorized to make public statements on behalf of the Institute on financial reporting matters without the clearance of either the Council or the board of directors of the Institute and to clear statements of other committees that include references to financial reporting positions. The mission of FinREC is to determine the Institute's technical policies regarding financial reporting standards and to be the Institute's spokesbody on those matters, with the ultimate purpose of serving the public interest by improving financial reporting. View FinREC's positions on financial reporting matters in the FinREC Advocacy section of aicpa.org.
Meeting Information Meetings are open to the public except for sessions dealing with administrative or confidential matters, which are not open to the public. FinREC currently does not post meeting agendas or highlights. Access FinREC positions to understand positions taken on accounting and financial reporting issues important to you.	Advocacy FinREC monitors and influences the form and content of pronouncements of bodies having authority over accounting and financial reporting standards, including FASB, FASAB, GASB, and the IASB, among others.

Upcoming Meetings 2013 Meetings March19–20, 2013 May 7–8, 2013 June 18–19, 2013 September 10–11, 2013 November 12–13, 2013	Members of FinREC Rich Paul, Deloitte & Touche LLP Aaron Anderson, MasterCard Worldwide Linda Bergen, Citigroup Inc. Adam Brown, BDO USA, LLP Walter Ielusic, GE Larry Gray, EisnerAmper LLP Randolph Green, KPMG LLP Mary E. Kane, Johnson & Johnson Jack Markey, Quest Diagnostics Joesph D. McGrath, Ernst & Young LLP Rebecca Mihalko, CBS Corporation Steve Moehrle, University of Missouri - St. Louis Angela Newell, Fiesta Restaurant Group Inc. Mark Scoles, Grant Thornton LLP Brad Sparks, Laredo Oil, Inc. Dusty Stallings, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Additional information is available about FinREC and FinREC members.

The Financial Reporting Executive Committee (FinREC), formerly known as the Accounting Standards Executive Committee (AcSEC), is a senior committee of the Institute for financial reporting. It is authorized to make public statements on behalf of the Institute on financial reporting matters without the clearance of either the Council or the board of directors of the Institute and to clear statements of other committees that include references to financial reporting positions.

The mission of FinREC is to determine the Institute's technical policies regarding financial reporting standards and to be the Institute's spokesbody on those matters, with the ultimate purpose of serving the public interest by improving financial reporting.

View FinREC's positions on financial reporting matters in the FinREC Advocacy section of aicpa.org.

Meeting Information

Meetings are open to the public except for sessions dealing with administrative or confidential matters, which are not open to the public. FinREC currently does not post meeting agendas or highlights.

Access FinREC positions to understand positions taken on accounting and financial reporting issues important to you.

Advocacy

FinREC monitors and influences the form and content of pronouncements of bodies having authority over accounting and financial reporting standards, including FASB, FASAB, GASB, and the IASB, among others.