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Duff & Phelps’ Ross Prindle discusses phase three of FASB asset acquisition accounting project.
Green Street’s DJ Busch says portfolios today are “much higher quality.”
Loyens & Loeff’s Bartjan Zoetmulder says REITs operating abroad likely to face fewer deduction possibilities.
Iron Mountain’s Deborah Marson says important to identify crisis team in advance.
Park Hotel’s Scott Winer sees need to mix internal and external tax knowledge.
EY’s Serena Wolf also sees heightened interest in non-GAAP measures by audit committees.
GGP’s Kate Courtis says REITs with JVs should consider different ways to treat transactions.
REALpac’s Nancy Anderson comments on inclusion of non-GAAP measures in statements.
EY’s Ray Beeman sees longer-term focus on restructuring.
Arch Insurance’s Michael Chu and Howard Sider say litigation rates at historic high.
Venable’s Jim Hanks says engagement occurring on a continuing basis.
Equity Residential’s Ian Kaufman says REIT using AI to improve decisions and operations.
PNC’s Jason Kushner describes capital markets as “unsettled.”
S&P’s Ana Lai says 2018 debt issuance will be flat to slightly below year-earlier.
CEO Bill Bayless sees potential for agreements with other Fortune 50 companies.
CEO Drew Alexander expects REIT to continue selling assets in second half of 2018.