RoseRyan technical accounting expert Diana Gilbert discusses the impact of the long-awaited rev rec rules in this ComplianceWeek article. “The new standard is designed to allow you to be more reasonable and reflect the business of a transaction, but with it comes judgment,” she says. Continue Reading » … [Read more...]
Building business relationships: what it takes to delight clients
Here at RoseRyan, we have 20 years of experience building business relationships in Silicon Valley. Throughout that time, attracting and retaining long-term clients has been one of our most consistent themes. How do we do it? Here are the basic building blocks of our approach. > Continue Reading … [Read more...]
RoseRyan in action: smoothing steep growth with equity
Here’s a situation that might sound familiar: your midsize tech startup is growing so fast that you’re scrambling to bring new people on board just to keep up with demand. Talent doesn’t come cheap, and you’ve lured the best with a wide variety of stock-based compensation deals. The trouble is, your lean finance team lacks the in-house resources needed to handle a high volume of complex equity transactions and doesn’t have time to set up automation. > Continue Reading … [Read more...]
There’s a new sheriff in town: will you be meeting the SEC at high noon?
When the SEC swore in Mary Jo White as chair in April, it was clear there was a new sheriff in town. White is a former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York with decades of experience as a federal prosecutor and securities lawyer, so it really was no surprise when she said in her confirmation speech that her top priorities included strengthening the SEC’s enforcement program. > Continue Reading … [Read more...]
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