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Expected-loss-based accounting for the impairment of financial instruments: : the FASB and IASB IFRS 9 Approaches

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Expected-loss-based accounting for the impairment of financial instruments: : the FASB and IASB IFRS 9 Approaches. / Hashim, Noor; O'Hanlon, John; Li, Weijia.
Brussels: European Parliament, 2015.

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