An Interactive 5-Day Training Course

Mastering IFRS 18: Financial Statement Presentation, Disclosure & Successful Implementation

Preparing Finance Leaders for the New International Standard in Corporate Financial Reporting

NASBA

Course Introduction

The IFRS 18: Financial Statement Presentation, Disclosure & Successful Implementation training course enables finance professionals, financial reporting specialists, auditors, and governance practitioners to build the knowledge and practical capabilities required to implement IFRS 18 effectively while enhancing the reliability, consistency, and transparency of financial reporting. As a major advancement in international financial reporting, IFRS 18 introduces a revised framework for presenting and disclosing financial statements, replacing key presentation guidance previously contained within IAS 1. In addition to meeting accounting requirements, the standard influences governance practices, financial performance reporting, internal control environments, finance technologies, and stakeholder communications. Participants will develop a comprehensive understanding of the new presentation model, disclosure requirements, Management Performance Measures (MPMs), implementation planning, and governance practices that support successful adoption.

Adopting IFRS 18 requires organisations to review not only the format of their financial statements but also the reporting processes, accounting policies, governance structures, technology platforms, and communication practices that underpin financial reporting. This IFRS 18: Financial Statement Presentation, Disclosure & Successful Implementation training course explores the practical application of reporting categories, mandatory subtotals, aggregation and disaggregation requirements, disclosure obligations, and implementation strategies introduced by IFRS 18. Participants will also examine governance responsibilities, implementation planning, reporting best practices, and finance transformation initiatives that improve reporting quality, strengthen regulatory compliance, enhance audit readiness, and increase stakeholder confidence. Particular attention is given to achieving sustainable compliance while supporting long-term reporting excellence.

This IFRS 18: Financial Statement Presentation, Disclosure & Successful Implementation  training course will highlight:

  • Understanding the principles, objectives, and presentation framework of IFRS 18
  • Applying financial statement classification, disclosure requirements, and Management Performance Measures (MPMs)
  • Strengthening governance, internal controls, and implementation planning
  • Enhancing financial reporting quality, stakeholder communication, and regulatory compliance
  • Preparing organisations for IFRS 18 adoption through finance transformation and organisational readiness

Objectives

By the end of this IFRS 18: Financial Statement Presentation, Disclosure & Successful Implementation training course, participants will be able to:

  • Explain the objectives, scope, and underlying principles of IFRS 18.
  • Implement the revised financial statement presentation and disclosure requirements.
  • Apply appropriate classification of income, expenses, and Management Performance Measures under IFRS 18.
  • Assess the impact of IFRS 18 on governance, finance systems, and financial reporting processes.
  • Formulate practical implementation plans that improve compliance and reporting effectiveness.

Training Methodology

The IFRS 18: Financial Statement Presentation, Disclosure & Successful Implementation training course adopts a practical and structured learning approach that integrates IFRS 18 technical requirements with financial reporting principles, governance practices, and implementation methodologies. Participants will explore reporting frameworks, disclosure models, governance responsibilities, organisational readiness, and implementation strategies that support successful adoption of the standard. The training is designed to strengthen technical competence while enabling participants to apply practical solutions that improve reporting quality, support finance transformation, and achieve sustainable regulatory compliance.

Organisational Impact

Following participation in this IFRS 18: Financial Statement Presentation, Disclosure & Successful Implementation training course, organisations will be better positioned to:

  • Achieve effective compliance with IFRS 18 financial reporting requirements.
  • Enhance governance practices and strengthen financial reporting controls.
  • Improve the consistency, transparency, and comparability of financial statements.
  • Strengthen communication with Boards, investors, auditors, and regulatory bodies.
  • Reduce implementation challenges while improving audit preparedness.
  • Advance finance transformation and continuous improvement initiatives.

Personal Impact

Participants attending this Mastering IFRS 18: Financial Statement Presentation, Disclosure & Successful Implementation training course will gain:

  • Comprehensive knowledge of IFRS 18 presentation and disclosure requirements.
  • Greater confidence in leading IFRS 18 implementation initiatives.
  • Enhanced expertise in financial reporting, governance, and compliance.
  • Stronger capabilities in managing reporting transformation projects.
  • Improved understanding of Management Performance Measures and financial communication.
  • Increased professional recognition through advanced financial reporting competence.

Who Should Attend?

This IFRS 18: Financial Statement Presentation, Disclosure & Successful Implementation training course is intended for professionals involved in financial reporting, governance, compliance, auditing, and finance transformation, including:

  • Chief Financial Officers (CFOs)
  • Finance Directors and Financial Controllers
  • Financial Reporting Managers and Chief Accountants
  • Finance Managers and Treasury Professionals
  • Internal Auditors, External Auditors, and Audit Committee Members
  • Corporate Governance, Compliance, Risk, and Financial Analysis Professionals

Course Outline

Day 1

Understanding IFRS 18 and the Future of Corporate Financial Reporting

  • Evolution from IAS 1 to IFRS 18 and the rationale for change
  • Objectives, principles, scope, and application of IFRS 18
  • Key differences between IAS 1 and IFRS 18 requirements
  • Business benefits of improved financial statement presentation
  • Implementation timeline and transition considerations
  • Governance implications and organisational readiness assessment
Day 2

Applying the New Financial Statement Presentation Framework

  • Structure of the new Statement of Profit or Loss
  • Operating, investing, and financing categories
  • Mandatory subtotals and presentation requirements
  • Classification of income and expenses
  • Aggregation, disaggregation, and materiality considerations
  • Presentation of unusual items and comparative information
Day 3

Management Performance Measures (MPMs), Disclosure and Financial Communication

  • Understanding the purpose and application of Management Performance Measures
  • Mandatory MPM disclosures and reconciliation requirements
  • Alternative performance measures and stakeholder expectations
  • Narrative reporting and financial communication strategies
  • Avoiding common disclosure errors and reporting inconsistencies
  • Strengthening transparency through effective financial statement disclosures
Day 4

Implementing IFRS 18 Across the Organisation

  • Developing an IFRS 18 implementation roadmap
  • Governance structures and implementation project management
  • Conducting gap analyses and updating accounting policies
  • Evaluating ERP systems and financial reporting processes
  • Strengthening internal controls and audit readiness
  • Managing organisational change and finance team capability development
Day 5

Achieving Financial Reporting Excellence Under IFRS 18

  • Best practices for high-quality financial reporting
  • Strengthening financial governance and executive reporting
  • Enhancing Board reporting and stakeholder confidence
  • Digital finance, automation, and AI-enabled reporting developments
  • Continuous improvement and post-implementation monitoring
  • Developing a sustainable IFRS 18 implementation and reporting roadmap

Certificate

On successful completion of this training course, Oxford Management Centre Certificate with eligible Continuing Professional Education credits (CPE) from National Registry of CPE Sponsor will be awarded to the delegates

Accreditation

NASBA

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Mastering IFRS 18: Financial Statement Presentation, Disclosure & Successful Implementation
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Language
English
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