IFRS13 Fair Value: implications for Australian entities

Hosted by Ernst & Young, Australia

Continued market volatility has thrown a spotlight on fair value and the challenges businesses face in reporting this accurately - and not just for financial instruments. The new Fair Value standard (IFRS13) becomes effective in 2013, and now is the time for all companies to consider the implications of IFRS13 on the reporting processes in addition to the financial statements.

This 60-minute webcast, designed for financial reporting managers, financial controllers and chief financial officers, will:

  • Explain the key features of IFRS13 and how this differs to today
  • Highlight key areas to be aware of when valuing different types of assets and liabilities
  • Outline the impact on the reporting process.

We hope you can join us for this interactive discussion.

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Originally broadcast on:
Thursday, October 25, 2012
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Thu 25 Oct 2012 04:00:00 AM GMT

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