Do the benefits of investing in Wealth Management Products (WMPs) outweigh the benefits of simply holding cash? Hear from an expert panel in the CFA community to discuss the current disclosure of WMPs within China and learn more about the complex risks in the seemingly simple area of cash and cash equivalents on the books of Chinese corporates.
You’re invited to explore the development and the features of Carbon Quotient™ methodology with experts from accounting, institutional investors, and financial regulators. As a growing number of governments, global companies, and institutional investors rapidly commit to carbon neutrality or “net zero” by mid-century, Carbon Quotient™ (CQ), a new transition risk tool set, is well-positioned to meet the need for a comprehensive navigational tool to guide the journey towards net zero.
The Financial Reporting and Analysis Thought Leadership Group follows issues and events affecting financial reporting, corporate disclosure, and accounting standards. Its primary mission is to keep CFA NY members informed about these issues.
Good quality, granular, machine-readable data is driving greater automation, and producing more dependable and consistent outcomes for researchers, analysts, investors, corporate planners, auditors, regulators, and even standard setters. Structured financial statement data even makes fintech applications like Artificial Intelligence more reliable. Attend this free, half-day event to hear real-world case studies. Find out how corporate financial planners and SEC reporting managers are better able to benchmark against peers, and identify trends when preparing new ASU disclosures.
The Financial Reporting and Analysis interest group presents an in-depth conversation to help familiarize investors with the audit process, highlighting relevant case studies and procedural changes in light of PCAOB and SEC actions over the past year.
This bootcamp-style program arranged by the Financial Reporting and Analysis interest group provides a concise update on several important financial reporting developments. Through an innovative series of presentations, attendees can expect to be quickly brought up to speed on these new standards, which affect just released 2021 and future financial statements.
Join the Financial Reporting and Analysis interest group as we invite leaders from across the industry to share their expertise during the ongoing LIBOR transition period. In a moderated discussion format, panelists will address implications for capital markets and asset management, share their observations on the current process, and envision actionable strategies for firms to navigate complex legal, methodological, and regulatory considerations in 2022 and beyond.
Join CFA Society New York for an in-depth discussion about the latest developments regarding proposed regulatory requirements for ESG financial reporting metrics.
The Financial Reporting and Analysis Thought Leadership Group follows issues and events affecting financial reporting, corporate disclosure, and accounting standards. Its primary mission is to keep CFANY members informed about these issues. The group also comments on proposed new financial reporting standards (before Regulators and Standard Setters).
Our conference will review the current and prospective work programs of the IASB and ISSB and assess their impact on corporate reporting. Additionally, our speakers will examine the rollout of European Single Electronic Format (ESEF), emerging ESG data standards, and the similarities and differences between IFRS and U.S. GAAP.
The Financial Reporting and Analysis Thought Leadership Group follows issues and events affecting financial reporting, corporate disclosure, and accounting standards. I
The Financial Reporting and Analysis Thought Leadership Group follows issues and events affecting financial reporting, corporate disclosure, and accounting standards. I
The Financial Reporting and Analysis Thought Leadership Group follows issues and events affecting financial reporting, corporate disclosure, and accounting standards. Its primary mission is to keep CFANY members informed about these issues.
This program will explore through the perspective of a user, a preparer, and a standard-setter whether the new Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) accounting rule that replaced the incurred loss method (ILM) was worth the cost of implementation. The objective behind CECL was to make the accounting for credit losses more proactive than it was on the eve of the global financial crisis under ILM where banks were limited to providing only for losses that were estimable and probable.
The Financial Reporting and Analysis Thought Leadership Group follows issues and events affecting financial reporting, corporate disclosure, and accounting standards. I
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