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The insurance sector has long been a special case in terms of financial reporting, and the complexity of insurance – in terms of its long-term nature and the implied difficulty in defining “return” as found in any other business makes it different from others. The financial statements of the insurance company are different from any other statements. The year 2021 witnessed the start of the implementation of the new comprehensive standard issued by the International Standard Board No. 17 related to insurance contracts. This program is designed to explain the IFRS-17 standard, review the types of financial statement analysis, identify insurance contracts and their rules, in addition to clarifying the application mechanism and the implications of the application.
Insurance
Accounting and Finance
Not Exist
Lecture
Case Studies +3
Lecture
Case Studies
Brainstroming
Practical Implementation
Dialogue Teams
Pre Assessment
Post Assessment
Actuary
Finance
Internal Audit
Risk Management
Actuary
Finance
Internal Audit
Risk Management
This provides you with the opportunity to select the available times that suit you best for participation in our program. These times represent slots during which we are ready to welcome you and provide assistance and guidance.
Self Learning
Module 1: International Standard IFRS 17 "Insurance Contracts"
Module 2: The scope of work of the international standard IFRS 17 "insurance contracts"
Module 3: Measurement and Presentation of IFRS 17
Module 4: Insurance contracts and their rules
Familiarity with the radical changes that will occur in the financial statements and key performance indicators of insurance companies using IFRS 17 standard.
Identify the main requirements of the International Standard for Insurance Contracts IFRS 17 to discover the main differences between IAS 4 and IFRS 17 and their impact on the financial statements used.
Evaluation of the methods and schedule for the transition to the international standard for insurance contracts IFRS 17 and the stages of the general model of the international standard for insurance contracts and its subsequent measurement.
Reviewing the impact of applying the International Financial Reporting Standard IFRS 17 on the development of measurement, presentation disclosure and improving the quality of financial reports for insurance companies in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabi