APPLICATION
IN PRACTICE: NEW IFRS CHANGES
BARCELONA, SPAIN
14 21 DECEMBER 2008
22 28 FEBRUARY 2009
7 13 JUNE 2009
2 8 AUGUST 2009
LONDON, UK
19 -25 APRIL
PROGRAMME
Globalisation
of capital markets requires unified high-quality international
accounting standards - International Financial Reporting
Standards (IFRS).
The program provides
assistance to companies of Russia, Easter Europe and
CIS in the implementation of the transition to IFRS,
development of appropriate accounting policies and
procedures, as well as financial reporting in accordance
with IFRS.
AIM
The aim of this program is to provide a detailed analysis
of IFRS, study of operations to ensure that they meet
the requirements these standards provide, an overview
of major developments, transitional provisions and
the impact of new and revised standards and interpretations
mandatory for use in financial reporting. The programme
will also consider management issues in a number of
areas applicable to the implementation and management
of IFRS for companies from different countries and
industries.
MAIN TOPICS:
Requirements for
consolidated reporting under IFRS
Financial instruments and evaluation in the credit
crisis
New additions to the standards - IFRS3 and IFRS8
Transition from National Accounting Standards (NASs)
to IFRS
Key stages and methods of transition of financial
reporting and implementation of amendments
to standards
Prerequisites for the automation of Cash Flow Statements
Financial reporting
Mergers
Financial instruments
Management and financial accounting: their relationship
and mutual influence
Role of IFRS in business valuation comparative
method
Corporate governance and its impact on the development
of accounting standards
Investors view point on financial reporting standards
IFRS within the context of managing company value
PARTICIPANTS:
The seminar's practical
approach consists of interactive sessions,
presentations, individual or group consultations.
All participants are provided with seminar materials.
The seminar's structure also involves a series of
business games and round tables, altogether assuming
approximately 30hours of active work.
Acquire knowledge and provided information will help
participants to enhance the experience, depth and
systematize their knowledge for further use in their
work.
The program is designed to level the financial directors,
chief accountants, accountants, financial managers,
financial analysts, as well as general management
wishing to expand their understanding of the topics
covered.
English
