Introduction to IFRS and IFRS financial statements – exam not included
Associated Courses
Course Description
Understand the history, role and structure of the standard-setter, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)
Comprehend the objectives and concepts of financial reporting
Identify the different steps in the standard-setting process
Understand IFRS and its applicability in a worldwide context
Course Structure
This eLearn introduces the following topics:
- Introduction to IFRS and the IASB
- Why is IFRS relevant?
- Components of IFRS financial statements
- IFRS standards relevant to banks
Should Attend
This course is intended for professionals in financial and actuarial functions within banks.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites to follow this eLearn
Assessment
Exam not Included
Key-Features
Detailed objectives: A) Components of IFRS financial statements:
- Distinguish the different components of IFRS financial statements
- Understand the criteria and guidance for each component
B) IFRS standards relevant to banks:
- Learning about the typical composition of a banks statement of financial position
- Guide you through the different standards relating to financial instruments accounting
- Actively applying your knowledge in an exercise
Course Structure
This eLearn introduces the following topics:
- Introduction to IFRS and the IASB
- Why is IFRS relevant?
- Components of IFRS financial statements
- IFRS standards relevant to banks
Should Attend
This course is intended for professionals in financial and actuarial functions within banks.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites to follow this eLearn
Assessment
Exam not Included
Key-Features
Detailed objectives: A) Components of IFRS financial statements:
- Distinguish the different components of IFRS financial statements
- Understand the criteria and guidance for each component
B) IFRS standards relevant to banks:
- Learning about the typical composition of a banks statement of financial position
- Guide you through the different standards relating to financial instruments accounting
- Actively applying your knowledge in an exercise
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