As International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) become more
prevalent, public company executives will remain personally responsible
for their company’s financial statements on a consolidated basis and for
the effectiveness of their internal controls.

Public companies
will have to overhaul their Sarbanes-Oxley controls to ensure that all
the new IFRS processes are effectively controlled.

Accountants will have to have company executives and auditors approve these new controls.

If
you are an accounting professional you need to become familiar with
exactly what these new standards consist of, and what these changes mean
for companies.

This weinar will help you make sure your company
remains compliant with SOX. You will become acquainted with the latest
information regarding IFRS and will include examples of designing and
implementing controls for IFRS processes.