About Us
Advanced Environmental Dimensions (AED) was founded by
C. Gregory Rogers (a nationally recognized
environmental lawyer/accountant) in
2005 in the wake of Sarbanes-Oxley to promote the advancement of best
practices in environmental accounting and disclosure during the transition
of generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)
toward fair value measurement of contingent liabilities.
Today, AED specializes in the identification, quantification, management, analysis and disclosure of environmental liability and risk for corporations, investors, and asset managers.
By teaming with best-in-class specialists around the globe, AED integrates world-class, multi-disciplinary expertise in the varied dimensions of environmental liability and risk -- regulatory, science, engineering, public policy, accounting, internal control, tax, disclosure, valuation, finance, risk management, insurance, real estate, and investment analysis -- as needed to meet specific client needs. For more information, send us an email or contact Greg Rogers at (512) 201-0733.
Deepwater Horizon Update
"For
the half year, the reduction in the pre-tax charge was $0.2 billion. In 2010,
the pre-tax charge r
ecognized was $40.9 billion, which included the $20-billion
Trust commitment.
The total amounts that will be paid by BP in relation to all obligations relating to the incident are subject to significant uncertainty." BP 2Q2011 Earnings Report.
Resources
- Why environmental liability is relevant to debt and equity investment decisions
- Articles, white papers, and studies on environmental financial reporting
- Background materials for in-depth research
- Recent developments affecting environmental financial reporting
- Reported control deficiencies under Sarbanes Oxley relating to environmental matters
- Reported restatements relating to
environmental matters
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