2010 IFRS Conference for Financial Statement Users |
 | This conference is dedicated specifically to financial statement users and the unique challenges that the adoption of IFRS presents for this group. Investors and other stakeholders need to be able to differentiate reported performance changes caused by the adoption of IFRS from those caused by business activities. This conference focuses on the understanding and interpretation of a set of financial statements prepared under IFRS. The conference includes technical sessions explaining the key areas of differences between Canadian GAAP and IFRS as well as the implications of moving from more "rules based" to "principle based" accounting. The conference also explores the need for effective communication among key stakeholders to ensure a smooth transition. |
2010 IFRS Conference for Financial Statement Users, November 25, 2010, Toronto, ON Intended for: - Investment analysts
- Credit analysts
- Institutional investors
- Individual investors
- CRA employees
- Investor relations professionals
The complete conference includes the following audio synchronized to PowerPoint presentations... THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25 - Overview of IFRS Transition: Where We Are, Why We Came, and How Should Users Approach the Transition
- A Review of 2010 Financial Statement Disclosures and What to Expect in 2011
- Update from the Corporate Finance Group of the Ontario Securities Commission
- Early Adopters Case Study One — Lessons Learned from Thomson Reuters & Brookfield Asset Management
- Early Adopters Case Study Two — Lessons Learned from Other Early Adopters
- Next Steps — Advice from Portfolio Managers and Investor Relations Professionals
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