Training Catalog

International Financial Reporting Standards for Banks

Banking

Description

Introduction

Any entity, financial and non-financial, could have significant changes to its financial reporting as the result of this IFRS 9 standard. Therefore, this course covers the most significant changes that IFRS 9 introduces, explaining the new requirements and their practical implications.

Objectives

Provide attendees detailed, advanced IFRS knowledge with practical application in the banking industry.

Programme

Introduction to IFRS

  • Introduction

    • IFRS Portfolio concepts

    • FVTPL (Trading and FV Option) (IFRS 9)

    • FVOCI (IFRS 9)

    • Amortised Cost (IFRS 9)

  • IFRS 9 Solely Payments Principal and Interest

  • Introduction to Hedging (IFRS 9)

    • Fair Value

    • Cash Flow

    • Foreign Investment Hedge

    • Portfolio Hedge of interest

  • Introduction to IFRS Financial Statements (IFRS18, IFRS 7)

    • Balance Sheet

    • Profit and Loss

    • Off Balance Sheet

    • Cash Flow / Equity

    • Introduction to Disclosures

Interactions & Advanced Techniques
  • Credit Products (IFRS 9)

    • Loans

    • Off Balance Sheet products

    • Fees

    • EIR Examples (IAS 18)

    • Leases (IFRS 16)

  • Impairment (IFRS 9)

    • General Concepts

    • Level I

    • Level II

    • Level III

    • Leases, Receivables and POCI

  • Basel II/III and IFRS

    • Differences

    • Collateral values

    • Spreading and Optimising

Accounting & Reporting
  • IFRS 9 Disclosures (IFRS7)

  • IFRS 18 Financial Statements (IFRS18)

    • Mandatory sub totals

    • Enhanced structure

    • Management defined performance measures

Non-current assets held for sale (IFRS5)

  • Investment Property (IAS40)

  • Plant Property and Equipment (IAS 16)

  • Non-current assets HFS (IFRS 5)

  • Disclosures (IFRS 5)

Question & Answer session

Target Audience

Finance/Accounting/Controlling Middle Managers and Credit Department Heads. The presentations may also be of interest to Risk Managers, Senior Management or Internal Auditors.

Remark

The standard duration of this course is 3 days. However, upon request, a fourth day can be added with the following content:

Net present value of cash flows

  • Fair Value
  • Discounting
  • Impairements

Regulatory Reporting (based on European model-FINREP)

Financial and Reporting Data Warehouse



Modalities

Course Material

No course materials are available for this for this course.

Contact

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Testimonials

International Financial Reporting Standards for Banks

The training course was comprehensive, practical and very well prepared/designed. The trainer answered all the questions. It would be great to have extra case-study materials, excel sheets.

Farid AHMADOV  -  Azerbaijan

International Financial Reporting Standards for Banks

Training course well structures with many examples for better understanding. The trainer was excellent in lecturing. 

Ardian DAMONI  -  Kosovo