Courses

This two-day program provides a comprehensive understanding of, and hands-on practice in, applying the IFRS requirements on business combinations and on acquiring interests in joint arrangements and associates.

This five-day course provides a detailed overview of the major technical issues encountered when producing IFRS-compliant financial statements.

This five-day course covers in-depth analysis of financial statements and approaches to debt and equity valuation. The course is relevant to those performing valuations whatever the reason, such as tax, litigation, regulatory compliance, M&A and financial reporting.

This workshop provides an in depth review of accounting and financial management practices as applied by IFRS reporters in the upstream oil and gas industry. It focuses on areas of diversity and compares to benchmark accounting practices found in US GAAP for accounting for exploration activities, reserves reporting and conveyancing.

This three-day course explores the principles and techniques necessary to build ECL models and understand their implications. It aims to give increased understanding of IFRS 9 ECL requirements and the various related methodologies.

Banks are involved in applying rules introduced in the finalised December 2017 Third Basel Accord. Our course provides a robust technical overview of the framework rules, how they are being brought into law and their implications for banks’ business models.

This two-day course aims to develop the concepts and tools necessary for determining the fair value of certain financial instruments using excel.

This two-day course brings delegates up-to-date with newly effective and newly issued IFRSs including Interpretations, recent amendments to existing Standards and Interpretations, Exposure Drafts and other recent developments.

There’s pressure on you to both account for your activities accurately and in line with appropriate guidance; but also to justify that you’ve delivered services in a way that represents good use of public money. To do this, you need to understand the context the public sector operates in, be able to interpret and implement IPSAS (International Public Sector Accounting Standards), and have a framework to assess and measure whether services are delivered economically, efficiently and effectively. This two day programme gives you all the above in a way that is easy to take back into the workplace.

Managing the various aspects of public sector finance is increasingly challenging. Not only are you required to account for your activities in accordance with international public sector accounting standards, but increasingly there are challenges with managing budgets, procuring services externally and ensuring it all represents good value for tax payers. Our 9 day bootcamp will give you all the skills and knowledge you require to meet all these challenges and provide you with models and best practice to take back to the workplace in subjects including accounting, planning and budgeting, contract management, investment appraisal as well as helping you understand how to work effectively with internal auditors.

This three-day course presents the information needed to identify the specific requirements of the new IASB IFRS 17 insurance standard.

The challenge of planning the delivery of services in the public sector increases with both the reduction in allocation of resources, and the ever increasing demands to deliver better value for money. You therefore need to have a robust but flexible planning process to ensure you can deliver your objectives to time, budget and quality standards. You also need to link that planning process through to the setting and management of budgets. This one day programme gives you models for planning and budgeting together with practical hints about what to take back into the workplace.