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    This four-day course is structured in a modular way to allow participants to identify and focus on their own key areas, by attending those modules that are most relevant to them. In the first 2 days, the emphasis is on financial instrument accounting and the relevant IFRSs - principally IAS 39, IFRS 7 and IFRS 9. In the concluding 2 days, there is a thorough focus on the accounting for tangible assets, especially property - whether it is owner-occupied, held as investment property or held under leases. The revenue recognition requirements of IFRS are also carefully examined, as they apply to a variety of different contracts. The anticipated new standard on Fair Value Measurement (expected to be issued by the IASB in May 2011) will be reviewed carefully and its impact on all areas considered. The IFRS for SMEs will also be considered and how it differs from full IFRS in all areas. In all areas, the course will allow participants to consolidate and develop their knowledge of IFRS through examples, as well as bringing them up to date with recent IFRIC pronouncements, amendments to IFRS and proposed amendments. This course is highly interactive and features many participants' examples. Participants will need to bring laptops with them to the course to work through the examples. Learn more: http://www.neo-edge.com/ifrsaccra

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    This four-day course is structured in a modular way to allow participants to identify and focus on their own key areas, by attending those modules that are most relevant to them. In the first 2 days, the emphasis is on financial instrument accounting and the relevant IFRSs - principally IAS 39, IFRS 7 and IFRS 9. In the concluding 2 days, there is a thorough focus on the accounting for tangible assets, especially property - whether it is owner-occupied, held as investment property or held under leases. The revenue recognition requirements of IFRS are also carefully examined, as they apply to a variety of different contracts. The anticipated new standard on Fair Value Measurement (expected to be issued by the IASB in May 2011) will be reviewed carefully and its impact on all areas considered. The IFRS for SMEs will also be considered and how it differs from full IFRS in all areas. In all areas, the course will allow participants to consolidate and develop their knowledge of IFRS through examples, as well as bringing them up to date with recent IFRIC pronouncements, amendments to IFRS and proposed amendments. This course is highly interactive and features many participants' examples. Participants will need to bring laptops with them to the course to work through the examples. Learn more: http://www.neo-edge.com/ifrsaccra

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    IFRS For Financial Institutions 2011 - Event Programme Cover

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    This four-day course is structured in a modular way to allow participants to identify and focus on their own key areas, by attending those modules that are most relevant to them. In the first 2 days, the emphasis is on financial instrument accounting and the relevant IFRSs - principally IAS 39, IFRS 7 and IFRS 9. In the concluding 2 days, there is a thorough focus on the accounting for tangible assets, especially property - whether it is owner-occupied, held as investment property or held under leases. The revenue recognition requirements of IFRS are also carefully examined, as they apply to a variety of different contracts. The anticipated new standard on Fair Value Measurement (expected to be issued by the IASB in May 2011) will be reviewed carefully and its impact on all areas considered. The IFRS for SMEs will also be considered and how it differs from full IFRS in all areas. In all areas, the course will allow participants to consolidate and develop their knowledge of IFRS through examples, as well as bringing them up to date with recent IFRIC pronouncements, amendments to IFRS and proposed amendments. This course is highly interactive and features many participants' examples. Participants will need to bring laptops with them to the course to work through the examples. Learn more: http://www.neo-edge.com/ifrsaccra

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    IFRS for Financial Institutions


    Hotel Novotel Accra City Centre
    25 – 28 July 2011

    Led by a World-class Practitioner and Trainer

    Shân Kennedy, MA FCA


    • Shân has more than 20 years experience working in the Big 4
    accounting firms.
    • She spent four years working at the UK Accounting Standards
    Board as the Project Director
    • She has advised both ABN Amro and Lloyds TSB on their
    transition to IFRS.
    • She is a former Council Member of the Society of Share &
    Business Valuers
    • She has acted as Technical Consultant to the International
    Valuation Standards Committee
    • She is co-author of Practical Share Valuation, 5th Edition
    • Shân’s Clients Include: The Turkish government, Financial
    Reporting Council, The Institute of Chartered Accountants in
    England and Wales, The International Valuation Standards
    Council, Hansteen Holdings plc, Hazlewood’s LLP, Bruce
    Sutherland & Co, What if Holdings, Brand Finance plc, Fitbug plc,
    Information Risk Management Limited, ADH Holdings plc, Etc

    Testimonials
    “Shan had some real exhaustive material on IFRS and I really appreciate the
    efforts she had put in. It was truly a masterclass.”
    – Bhairav Kothari, Managing Director, SuperCFO, Mumbai

    “Shan’s training for our team on IFRS 3 valuations has helped us enormously,
    as has her experience and expert opinion, particularly on appropriate
    assumptions to use in calculations for testing the impairment of goodwill.”
    – Scott Lawrence, LLP Partner, Hazlewoods LLP

    “Shan’s regular IFRS updates for us have been very helpful and I look forward to
    the next one soon. She is always right up to date and absolutely on the nail.”
    – David Haigh, CEO Brand Finance plc

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