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8.00 CPE Hours (Category 1, Category 2, Category 3, Category 4, Others)
Blended Learning (with Live Webinar)

Programme Objective

This course is part of the ISCA Audit Committee (AC) programme. This course aims to address issues relating to financial accounting arising from changing business demands, rapid advancement of technologies and its risks.

Programme Outline

*Please note there will be a short mandatory assessment to be completed within one week after the end of this course for all Audit Committee Programme participants.

Part 1: Developments arising from revision to accounting standards and relevant technical bulletins – 2hrs

  • Led by Mr Adrian Loo, Member of ISCA FSRC; Partner, KPMG LLP
No.Detailed outlineLearning outcome
1.1New/revised Financial Reporting Standards issued by Accounting Standards Council and effective from the year 2020 onwards
 
Participants will be able to understand the latest developments in new/revised Financial Reporting Standards.
 
1.2Financial Reporting Bulletins issued by ISCA
 


Part 2: Pertinent valuation issues and impact on financial statements – 3hrs

  • Led by Mr Christopher Tan, Mr Senthilnathan Sampath and Ms Samantha Yong, PwC
No.Detailed outlineLearning outcome
2.1Review of valuation reports and one-off itemsParticipants will be able to recognise key areas of focus in a valuation report and evaluate the corresponding risks.
 
2.2Impairment assumptions
 
Participants will be able to assess the appropriateness of impairment assumption used by a valuer.
 
2.3Purchase price allocationParticipants will be able to apply the key consideration for purchase price allocation for financial reporting purposes.
 


Part 3: Key Red Flags of Financial Statement and Case Studies on Financial Accounting Scandals – 3hrs

  • Led by Ms Kong Lai San, Deloitte
No.Detailed outlineLearning outcome
3.1Key red flags of financial misstatementsParticipants will be able to identify unusual trends in a financial statement and the potential risks.
 
3.2Case studies on financial accounting scandals

 
Participants will be able to discuss recent financial accounting scandals and its implication to stakeholders.
 
3.3Panel discussion with Financial Statements Review Committee (FSRC) and Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA)
 


Kindly note that this course is also offered as part of ISCA Audit Committee Programme.
Please click here to find out more about the programme.


Training Methodology

Lecture style, with Case Studies and Panel Discussion

Closing Date for Registration

1 week before programme or until full enrolment.

Intended For

  • Existing Audit Committee members
  • Senior Management
  • Individuals aspiring to be Audit Committee members

Schedule & Fees

Testimonial

Funding

No funding Available!

Programme Facilitator(s)

Programme Objective

This course is part of the ISCA Audit Committee (AC) programme. This course aims to address issues relating to financial accounting arising from changing business demands, rapid advancement of technologies and its risks.

Programme Outline

*Please note there will be a short mandatory assessment to be completed within one week after the end of this course for all Audit Committee Programme participants.

Part 1: Developments arising from revision to accounting standards and relevant technical bulletins – 2hrs

  • Led by Mr Adrian Loo, Member of ISCA FSRC; Partner, KPMG LLP
No.Detailed outlineLearning outcome
1.1New/revised Financial Reporting Standards issued by Accounting Standards Council and effective from the year 2020 onwards
 
Participants will be able to understand the latest developments in new/revised Financial Reporting Standards.
 
1.2Financial Reporting Bulletins issued by ISCA
 


Part 2: Pertinent valuation issues and impact on financial statements – 3hrs

  • Led by Mr Christopher Tan, Mr Senthilnathan Sampath and Ms Samantha Yong, PwC
No.Detailed outlineLearning outcome
2.1Review of valuation reports and one-off itemsParticipants will be able to recognise key areas of focus in a valuation report and evaluate the corresponding risks.
 
2.2Impairment assumptions
 
Participants will be able to assess the appropriateness of impairment assumption used by a valuer.
 
2.3Purchase price allocationParticipants will be able to apply the key consideration for purchase price allocation for financial reporting purposes.
 


Part 3: Key Red Flags of Financial Statement and Case Studies on Financial Accounting Scandals – 3hrs

  • Led by Ms Kong Lai San, Deloitte
No.Detailed outlineLearning outcome
3.1Key red flags of financial misstatementsParticipants will be able to identify unusual trends in a financial statement and the potential risks.
 
3.2Case studies on financial accounting scandals

 
Participants will be able to discuss recent financial accounting scandals and its implication to stakeholders.
 
3.3Panel discussion with Financial Statements Review Committee (FSRC) and Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA)
 


Kindly note that this course is also offered as part of ISCA Audit Committee Programme.
Please click here to find out more about the programme.


Training Methodology

Lecture style, with Case Studies and Panel Discussion

Closing Date for Registration

1 week before programme or until full enrolment.

Intended For

  • Existing Audit Committee members
  • Senior Management
  • Individuals aspiring to be Audit Committee members

Programme Facilitator(s)


No course instances or course instance sessions available.