The IFRS Foundation’s Partnership Framework and Knowledge Hub are collaborative initiatives designed to help jurisdictions adopt the new global baseline for sustainability reporting.
Recent regulations pave the way to more consolidated reporting in the UK, but the percentage of assurance performed by accountants remains below average.
The initiative broadens opportunities first made available two years ago. The programme will allow mentees to be paired with a mentor located anywhere in the UK, Europe, Africa, and Canada.
A new report from AICPA & CIMA examines the rapidly evolving finance landscape and the competencies required of professionals to drive long-term value.
The FRC seeks to update the UK Corporate Governance Code to ensure it aligns with changes to legal and regulatory requirements set out by the UK government.
The recent creation of a research centre in Central and Eastern Europe is designed to support innovative management accounting research and best practice.
Registration is now open for a prestigious executive management course powered by subject matter experts from Oxford’s Said Business School and AICPA & CIMA.
The agreement will allow Canadian businesses to access more talent in management accounting, widening the range of employment opportunities for members.
Accounting for Climate Resilience rounds out a four-part series designed to help finance professionals build sustainability literacy; UK FRC reviews climate disclosures.
This podcast episode with transcript discusses the ways the profession is changing and why leaders are placing more emphasis on the importance of soft skills.
The CGMA designation is unique, and it can be legally defended to protect the interests of those who hold it, says Melanie Janine Kanaka, FCMA, CGMA, CIMA president and co-chair of the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants.
A comment letter applauds efforts to develop global standards for disclosing sustainability information and provide suggestions related to the two exposure drafts.
Policy objectives advocated for by the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants figured prominently in the UK government’s plans for spreading economic opportunity announced Wednesday.
