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IFRS 17 won't directly affect insurers' creditworthiness

Future CFO

IFRS 17 will change insurers' reported earnings and equity as it alters their profit recognition patterns and measurement of liabilities, while not directly affecting insurers' creditworthiness, said Moody's recently. The new insurance reporting standard has been taken effect since January 2023.

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The most and least complex jurisdictions for financial compliance in APAC

Future CFO

Tax rates, policies and subsidies can also differ depending on whether a location is in a free trade zone, a special economic zone, or a hi-tech industrial development zone, TMF Group noted.

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How the New Revenue Recognition Rules Could Impact Budgeting and Planning

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However, the revenue recognition guidance offered under US GAAP vs. IFRS has differed and was in need of improvement. So for a number of years, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) have been working to converge their guidelines for revenue recognition.

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Data Update 1 for 2021: A (Data) Look Back at a Most Forgettable Year (2020)!

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One reason is that these businesses are not only not required to publicly disclose their financial details in most parts of the world, but often follow more malleable accounting standards, making the data less reliable and comparable.

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166: Nicolaas van Wyk

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So that you will eventually have the CFO focusing on three reporting areas, the traditional IFRS, then secondly, business efficiencies, and then because of the difficult economic circumstances we are in, the only way that you can still maintain the bottom line is through better efficiencies. The last one is then climate change.

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