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Mardi 11 octobre, 2011
De 18h00 à 19h30

ESSEC Executive Education
CNIT, La Défense / Amphi 202

Financial Reporting Academia and Practice (FRAP)

"L'évaluation des normes comptables : le besoin d'une approche ambitieuse"
Philippe Bui, Directeur de recherche de l'ANC (autorité des normes comptables)

"Les effets des normes comptables"
Peter Walton, Professeur à l'ESSEC

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Peter Walton nominated to ACCA Financial Reporting Global Forum.
Professor Peter Walton, has been appointed as a member of the newly-formed Financial Reporting Global Forum of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).

The ACCA is a UK-based international professional accounting body with more than 100,000 members worldwide. Its 25 member Financial Reporting Global Forum will provide expert advice to the ACCA on the implications of corporate reporting developments for the public interest and the work of accountants and auditors in business and practice. It will advise the ACCA on the development of its policy positions and consider ideas for research and other initiatives that the ACCA might undertake on corporate reporting issues.

Directors of the Centre:

The ESSEC-KPMG Financial Reporting Centre is run by three ESSEC professors of accounting :
Peter Walton (IFRS Director) Wolfgang Dick (Academic Director) Paul André (Research Director)

Peter Walton (IFRS Director)

Peter Walton

Wolfgang Dick (Academic Director)

Wolfgang Dick

Paul André (Research Director)

Paul André

Activities:

The ESSEC-KPMG Financial Reporting Centre specialises in financial reporting under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Created in 2005, the year in which European listed companies started to use IFRS, the Centre monitors closely the activities of the International Accounting Standards Board and the application of IFRS by European companies.

It produces a monthly report on the standard-setting meetings of the IASB and publishes research into the application of IFRS. It also provides specialist studies for ESSEC students who intend to follow a career in international financial reporting.

The ESSEC-KPMG Financial Reporting Centre is host to the European Financial Reporting Research Network (EUFIN).

Objectives:

The Financial Reporting Centre aims to be a centre of excellence for reporting to the capital markets. It aims to publish studies of relevance to practitioners and research that contributes to the body of academic studies in international accounting and financial reporting. It also provides specialist education to students wishing to build a career in international accounting. It is able to act as an interface between business and the international standard-setter.