Training on Financial analysis of consolidated financial statements and IFRS is essential. The development of corporate groups imposes a financial management accounts on comparable formats for different entities and publishing group accounts. The consolidation of accounts is in this context an essential tool for internal and external financial reporting.
The preparation of consolidated accounts is based on specific rules and requires special accounting skills. This cycle of training for the consolidation of accounts is for the beginner or recent consolidator in the function but also to all actors of the consolidation process.
It can acquire the skill set to treat the entire consolidation process. It caters to both consolidators under IFRS and French. Three steps are available to allow you a progressive appropriation of skills to prepare the consolidated accounts of a group.
More and more companies are part of groups. Analysis of the consolidated financial statements therefore becomes an inescapable responsibility for any financial, to assess economic performance and in particular the group solvency.
The preparation of consolidated accounts is based on specific rules and requires special accounting skills. This cycle of training for the consolidation of accounts is for the beginner or recent consolidator in the function but also to all actors of the consolidation process.
It can acquire the skill set to treat the entire consolidation process. It caters to both consolidators under IFRS and French. Three steps are available to allow you a progressive appropriation of skills to prepare the consolidated accounts of a group.
More and more companies are part of groups. Analysis of the consolidated financial statements therefore becomes an inescapable responsibility for any financial, to assess economic performance and in particular the group solvency.
IFRS accounting standards applicable to European groups, require the acquisition of the various pins. This training to financial analysis and the consolidated financial statements under IFRS can acquire these pins.