Regulation, Reporting & Risk

IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards)

Accounting standards for the preparation of financial statements.

Led by Cormac Butler · Derivatives & accounting trainer

Duration
6 hours
Price
On request
Delivery
Online, in person or hybrid
Availability
Scheduled dates or privately on request

Who Should Attend

  • Investment analysts
  • Financial Analysts
  • Accountants
  • Portfolio Managers
  • Securities Analysts
  • Credit / Investment Analysts
  • Pension Fund Managers
  • Auditors

Overview

  • Applying IFRS in Practice
  • The Framework
  • Statement of Financial Position
  • Statement of Comprehensive Income
  • Statement of Changes in Equity
  • Statement of Cash Flows: choice between direct and indirect method

Financial statement presentation and disclosure

  • IAS 8 Changes in accounting policies, estimates and accounting errors
  • Related parties disclosure
  • Discontinued operations
  • Operating segments

IFRS 9 Fair Value & Cash Flow Hedge Accounting

  • Identifying ineffectiveness
  • Splitting a hedge between effectiveness and ineffectiveness
  • Excluding spot forward differential
  • Addressing documentation issues

Revenue Recognition for Goods and Services

  • Interest, royalties and dividends
  • Fair Value and other valuation issues
  • Inventory impairment
  • Property, plant and equipment
  • Pensions and retirement
  • Effective Interest rates

Valuation

  • Depreciation
  • Revaluation
  • Assets held for sale

Measurement alternatives

  • Intangible assets
  • Purchased intangibles
  • Investment property transfers
  • Acquisition as part of a business combination
  • Internally generated intangible assets
  • Measurement requirements and alternatives

Impairment

  • Identifying impairment indicators
  • Determining recoverable amount
  • Measuring and recognising impairment
  • Cash generating units and impairment of goodwill

Case Study: Annual report of major local company and major financial institution

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