The Chief Financial Officer’s role as an innovation leader
Organizations rarely see CFOs as leaders of innovation, and the reason is not that surprising. CFOs are often perceived as the ones who control innovation through spending constraints.
However, as a key leader in the organization, the CFO needs to contribute to establishing an innovative culture–even if that means putting necessary constraints in place. And as Whitney Johnson, author of Build an A-Team and Disrupt Yourself says, “Fewer resources lead to proximity; proximity drives innovation”.
Join Kendra MacDonald, Partner at Deloitte, as she explores the three key areas where Finance functions are working to be innovative. By innovating within their own role, CFOs will be leading by example.
Securities: Report
CSA reports on climate change-related disclosure project
The report summarizes the findings of the CSA’s previously announced project to review the disclosure by reporting issuers of the risks and financial impacts associated with climate change, and outlines its plans for future work.
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U.S. GAAP: Tool
Preparing for the Leases Accounting Standard: A Tool for Audit Committees
The Center for Audit Quality released a new tool designed to help audit committees exercise their oversight responsibilities as U.S. companies implement a new leases accounting standard that begins to take effect in January 2019.
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PUBLICATIONS
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IFRS in Focus — More changes proposed to IAS 8,
Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors
This issue discusses the Exposure Draft 2018/01,
Accounting Policy Changes (Proposed amendments to IAS 8). The changes introduce a new, lower, threshold to getting relief from having to account for a change in accounting policy fully retrospectively, when that change is a consequence of an agenda decision issued by the IFRS Interpretations Committee.
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GET INVOLVED
Help to shape future financial reporting standards by commenting on outstanding exposure drafts – find a list
here.
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