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What’s New in Financial Reporting in 2017

Thursday, February 15

Agenda

6:00 – 6:05 pm | Opening Remarks

Arthur Fliegelman, CFA, Chair, Financial Reporting & Analysis Group


REVENUE RECOGNITION


6:05 – 6:15 pm | Standard Setter’s Perspective

Jason Bond, Practicing fellow, Financial Accounting Standards Board

Hal Schroeder, Board Member, Financial Accounting Standards Board

6:15 – 6:25 pm | Preparer / Practitioner Challenges

Gregory Johnson, CPA, Director, PwC

Rob Moynihan, CPA, Partner, Deloitte

6:25 – 6:50 pm | Financial Statement Implications

Todd Castagno, CFA, CPA, Analyst, Morgan Stanley

Pranav Ghai, CEO and Co-Founder, Calcbench

Sandy Peters, CFA, CPA, Leader of the Financial Reporting Policy Group, CFA Institute

Moderator Santhosh Abraham, PhD, CFA, FHEA, Vice Chair, Financial Reporting & Analysis Group

6:50 – 7:00 pm | Q & A Session


FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS, LEASES AND CECL


7:00 -7:10 pm | Standard Setter’s Perspective

Jason Bond, Practicing fellow, Financial Accounting Standards Board

Hal Schroeder, Board Member, Financial Accounting Standards Board

7:10 -7:20 pm | Preparer/ Practitioner Challenges

Gregory Johnson, CPA, Director, PwC

Rob Moynihan, CPA, Partner, Deloitte

7:20 -7:45 pm | Financial Statement Implications

Todd Castagno, CFA, CPA, Analyst, Morgan Stanley

Pranav Ghai, CEO and Co-Founder, Calcbench

Moderator Jane Soong, CFA, CPA, Corporate Controller, SCYNEXIS, Inc

7:45 -8:00 pm | Q & A and Closing Remarks

This program gives you a concise update on key new developments in Financial Reporting for financial statements published in 2018.  Topics include changes in revenue recognition, derivatives reporting, developments in lease reporting, and CECL.  The program includes speakers that capture perspectives from standard-setters, investment research, and preparers of financial statements. It is designed as a boot camp to get financial statement users up to speed on the impact of the new standards of financial statements published in early 2018.

Learning Outcome Statements

  • Discuss recent Accounting Standard changes to Revenue Recognition, Financial Instruments, Leases and CECL.
  • Analyze the impact of the above changes on financial statements published in 2018

Details and Registration

Fees

Members | $30 Nonmembers | $70 < Become A Member >

Location

CFANY Conference Center 1540 Broadway – Suite 1010 New York, N.Y. 10036

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