Attend this one-day seminar to gain more insights on the key practical considerations on “expected credit loss” model under FRS 109 Financial Instruments specifically for trade receivables and intercompany loans as well as the identification and measurement requirements of leases under FRS 116 Leases. It is worth investing more time to familiarise yourself with the deeper implications of these standards.
This year’s seminar will also feature our special guest speaker Wayne Basford, IFRS Asia Pacific Leader and Audit & Assurance Partner, BDO Australia. Wayne has over 25 years’ experience in audit and advisory services. He has worked with major global accountancy firms across three continents, developing extensive experience with large, multinational audits (particularly cross-border listings in China). Wayne is a specialist in International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). He regularly authors technical papers and newsletters on the application of IFRS and Auditing Standards, as well as consulting on the application of IFRS and corporate governance.
- FRS 109 Financial Instruments
- Classification and Measurement
- Impairment of Financial Assets
- Expected Credit Loss application - trade receivables and intercompany loans
- Transition Issues
- FRS 116 Leases
- Identifying a Lease
- Determining lease term
- Recognition & Measurement
- Transition Issues
REGISTRATION DETAILS |
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Date: Wednesday, 3 October 2018 Who Should Attend: Chief Financial Officers, Financial Controllers, Finance Managers, Accountants, Auditors and those involved in any aspects of financial or corporate reporting Fee Per Pax1: (Attending seminar only)
Fee Per Pax1: (Attending seminar & workshop - refer to next tab for more information)
1Fee inclusive of GST at the prevailing rate. Discount:
CPE Hours: 7 |
The organiser reserves the right to change the venue, date and programme due to circumstances outside our control. Registration is on a first-come first-served basis and you will be inform via email (nearer the event date) when your registration is confirmed. Actual time and duration may differ slightly.