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Course Overview This course provides a comprehensive understanding of IAS 36 – Impairment of Assets, equipping finance professionals with the knowledge and skills to identify, measure, and account for impairment losses in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Through a blend of theory and practical application, participants will gain confidence in navigating one of the more complex and judgement-intensive areas of financial reporting. Who Should Attend This course is designed for accountants, financial reporting professionals, auditors, and finance managers who are involved in the preparation or review of IFRS financial statements.
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IFRS 17 introduces a comprehensive framework for measuring, presenting, and disclosing insurance contracts, replacing the varied practices that existed under IFRS 4. This course provides a clear, practical understanding of how insurers recognise revenue, measure contract liabilities, and report performance using consistent, transparent principles. Learners will explore the core building blocks of the standard and see how IFRS 17 enhances comparability across the insurance industry.
IFRS 16 transforms how organisations report leases by bringing most leased assets and obligations onto the balance sheet. In this course, you’ll learn how lessees recognise and measure Right‑of‑Use assets and Lease Liabilities, understand the mechanics behind discounting and depreciation, and see how the standard enhances transparency in financial reporting.