Finance: Adding Value throughout your company
The pressure of increased regulation coupled with the need to support business strategy means that the Finance function faces multiple and sometimes conflicting demands for their time and resources. This workshop provides best practice tools and policies to reposition and redefine the role of the Finance Department to address its new issues and demands.
The increased focus on reliability of financial reporting has made fraud and internal accounting controls major areas of concern for many medium and large scale companies. The workshop explains the fundamental basis of accounting controls, aspects of control independence and segregation of duties, and the role of internal and external audit and management in fraud detection.
As IFRS becomes more widely accepted there is a need to address practicable differences between IFRS and US GAAP reporting requirements particularly for all U.S.-owned companies and operations. MCE provides in this workshop a practical, non-technical explanation of the major differences and their implications on financial reporting and decision making.
Inventory costing remains one of the most complex and misunderstood areas of business finance. This workshop is designed to explain the underlying concepts of inventory costing, alternative solutions and the details of standard cost accounting.
Improve the quality of your company's investment decision-making by applying the best methods and tools for valuation and due diligence.
Project management accounting is a difficult area of accountancy and a topic of confusion for non financial executives. In this workshop, we define the steps and procedures necessary to accurately forecast and report project returns, revenue recognition and forecasted completion costs.
