Overview
Today's finance function has transformed into a comprehensive accounting and reporting function that adds value and insights to business and its ever-evolving operational challenges. For finance professionals to contribute to the ever-changing business needs, they must be able to give actionable efficient solutions.
We at PwC Academy thrive to coach finance professionals to achieve excellence. The course includes a blend of core finance topics along with day-to-day tools and technologies to be used in finance function. These have been developed by subject matters experts across PwC's global network carrying decades of rich experience in accounting and financial reporting.
The course is designed to develop your knowledge and understanding of International Financial Reporting Standards. You will also learn how to apply them, as well as the concepts and principles which underpin them
Financial Modelling and Analysis
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To raise the level of financial awareness of participants and enable them to use the financial information provided to make better short-term and long-term business decisions.
International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are well established as the global accounting standards for all business sectors. IFRS are being implemented in every industry and large organisations.
International Financial Reporting Standard 9 (IFRS 9) on Financial instruments issued by the International Accounting Standard board addresses the accounting treatment for financial assets, Financial liabilities, derivatives etc.
The new standard has impacted revenue recognition pattern for various multinational companies. In the current scenario, it is imperative to know the standard and its nuances well so as to be able to apply its concepts in the right spirit. The objectives of this course is to enable participants in gaining an understanding for application of the standard and its correct interpretation in the financial statements.
The new standard has changed the landscape of financial statements of almost all the multinational companies. In the current scenario, it is imperative to know the standard and its nuances well so as to be able to read and interpret the financial statements in the right way.
International Financial Reporting Standard 17 (IFRS 17) on Insurance Contracts issued by the International Accounting Standard board addresses the accounting treatment for contracts in nature of insurance. Understanding of this standard is paramount for auditors, accountants, analysts and other finance professionals in the insurance space.
Financial statements are the tool through which a Company communicates its performance and financial position with the outside world. Stakeholders rely on these financial statements to take informed decision about the its performance and ability to sustain its future operations.
In today’s dynamic corporate environment and with the constantly changing laws and regulations, staying relevant is very important for every ambitious professional.
Finance is one of the critical pillars of any organisation. Decisions made without properly understanding the financial implications may lead to reduced profits (or even losses) and a reduction in shareholder value.
Financial information, which accounting helps to standardize, is presented in the companies’ financial reports. Companies are required to disclose meaningful financial and other information to the public/stakeholders, which provides a common pool of knowledge for all investors to use to judge for themselves about the financial condition and performance of the Company.
