Course Overview
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. Therefore, it is critical to review the financial statements objectively to ensure that the financial statements are true and fair and comply with the expectations and needs of the stakeholders.
Course Objective
The objective of the course is to provide an assurance that the financial statements are in conformity of the applicable financial reporting framework and regulatory requirements.
Course Highlights
- Customised curriculum
- The programme is delivered using comprehensive proprietary training material developed using PwC’s global experience.
- Apart from comprehensive theoretical aspects, the session are designed to sharpen the accounting knowledge of participants through practical illustrations.
- The session will be conducted by senior and trained professionals who have extensive knowledge of IFRS and Ind AS
- Participants who attend all the sessions will be awarded a “Letter of Participation” on completion of the course.
By attending the programme, the participant will gain:
Understand the structure of financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flow and statement of changes in equity) and the related reporting requirements.
Understand the relationship between various items in the financial statements.
Understand the components of return on assets and return on equity.
Use of key ratios (P/E, EV/EBITDA, P/B, P/S, etc.) in analysing performance of the business.
Ensure completeness of presentation and disclosure requirements.
Learn about common mistakes in presentation and disclosure of financial statements.
CFOs, finance heads, controllers, and accounts and finance professionals.
It’s an instructor led 8 - 16 hours program
IFRS/Ind AS and reporting requirements relevant for your organisation
