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📢 Exciting Update in Financial Regulations! 🚀 📅 Date: February 8, 2024 📊 Quarterly Reporting Norms for Capital Market Intermediaries: IFSCA Official's Latest Directive Exciting developments in the financial sector! The International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) has just issued a groundbreaking circular on February 8, 2024, introducing quarterly reporting norms for Capital Market Intermediaries under the IFSCA (Capital Market Intermediaries) Regulations, 2021, in alignment with the IFSCA Circular - F.No.817/IFSCA/Distribution/2022-23 dated December 21, 2022. 📈 Key Highlights: 1️⃣ Enhanced Transparency: Capital Market Intermediaries are now mandated to submit comprehensive quarterly reports, providing stakeholders with in-depth insights into their operations. 2️⃣ Dual Regulatory Framework: The reporting norms seamlessly integrate with the existing regulations and the circular dated December 21, 2022, reinforcing the IFSCA's commitment to a harmonized and robust regulatory environment. 3️⃣ Adaptive Governance: Quarterly reporting fosters adaptive governance, allowing Intermediaries to promptly respond to market changes and mitigate potential risks. 💼 What Does This Mean for the Industry? Strategic Planning: Intermediaries can leverage quarterly reports for strategic planning and performance optimization. Regulatory Alignment: The dual framework ensures a coherent and compliant approach to reporting, aligning with IFSCA's vision for a secure financial ecosystem. 📋 Access the Circulars: https://lnkd.in/djbmxKwa Stay ahead of the curve and embrace these regulatory enhancements! 💼📊 #FinancialRegulations #IFSCA #CapitalMarket #QuarterlyReporting #FinanceUpdates RRBP Advisors LLP Ravindra Rawal CA Rahul Sainani GIFT City
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The new #ifrs18 looks to be more investors friendly principal based accounting system is bringing a tighter apporch to ease the virtuality and Better investors confidence. #financialanalysis #openai #generativeai #fintech #technicalaccounting #financialreporting #financialconsulting #accountingsoftwarez #icai #bankingoperations #insuranceindustry #insurancecompanies #insurancebrokers #financialcontroller #financialfreedom #repost #motivational #inspiration #instagram #linkedincommunity #google #indianculture
How can the #IASB address the challenges that companies face in differentiating between financial liabilities and equity instruments when issuing them? What requirements will meet the information needs of investors? The IASB has a project underway – Financial Instruments with Characteristics of Equity (FICE) – that is attempting to solve some of the issues that have developed as financial instruments and companies' capital structures have become increasingly complex. New disclosures about priority on liquidation provide information about the nature and priority of claims arising from all financial liabilities and equity instruments under IAS 32. Such information helps investors assess the potential allocation of any shortfall in an entity’s economic resources and the strength of its financial position. It’s essential that all stakeholders, but particularly investors, provide feedback so that the IASB can determine whether these proposals would provide benefits that exceed their costs. You can access the full details: https://lnkd.in/eitWmedv If you’d like to provide feedback, we invite you to submit a formal comment letter. Alternatively, if you are an investor and wish to discuss this further, you can contact us at [email protected]. #IFRSAccounting #IFRS #financialinstruments #equityresearch #financialreporting #IASBExposureDraft #equityinstruments #investors #investing
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📌CySEC’s Circular C644 introduced Form 165-05 to collect information from entities within investment firm groups that are subject to prudential consolidation by CySEC. Cyprus Investment Firms that fall under the definition of “investment firm group” (Art 4(1)(25) of IFR) and are subject to prudential consolidations by CySEC under Art 7 and 8 of the IFR, are required to submit this form annually to CySEC via the Transaction Reporting System (‘TRS’) by the deadline of 31st May each year. It is highlighted that the submission pertaining to the year ending 31.12.2023 are instructed to submit Form 165-05 via TRS by 30 June 2024, specifically between 25 with 30 June 2024. ☎ Contact us for more information --> [email protected] #CySEC #CIF #DeneoPartners #Consultingfirm #Corporate #Compliance #Globallicensing #Accounting #PSPs #Banking
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Corporate Finance Leader | Financial Controller | Financial Planning & Analysis | GCC | Driving Strategic Growth & Financial Excellence | Expertise in Stakeholder Management & Compliance |
Latest update around IFRS!! This would definitely address the emerging complexities. On the other hand, it would make few more categorisation. Probably, grouping of these liabilities & equity with different priorities in their respective categories would make is simpler for reader / users of financial statements. Please share your thoughts…
How can the #IASB address the challenges that companies face in differentiating between financial liabilities and equity instruments when issuing them? What requirements will meet the information needs of investors? The IASB has a project underway – Financial Instruments with Characteristics of Equity (FICE) – that is attempting to solve some of the issues that have developed as financial instruments and companies' capital structures have become increasingly complex. New disclosures about priority on liquidation provide information about the nature and priority of claims arising from all financial liabilities and equity instruments under IAS 32. Such information helps investors assess the potential allocation of any shortfall in an entity’s economic resources and the strength of its financial position. It’s essential that all stakeholders, but particularly investors, provide feedback so that the IASB can determine whether these proposals would provide benefits that exceed their costs. You can access the full details: https://lnkd.in/eitWmedv If you’d like to provide feedback, we invite you to submit a formal comment letter. Alternatively, if you are an investor and wish to discuss this further, you can contact us at [email protected]. #IFRSAccounting #IFRS #financialinstruments #equityresearch #financialreporting #IASBExposureDraft #equityinstruments #investors #investing
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How can the #IASB address the challenges that companies face in differentiating between financial liabilities and equity instruments when issuing them? What requirements will meet the information needs of investors? The IASB has a project underway – Financial Instruments with Characteristics of Equity (FICE) – that is attempting to solve some of the issues that have developed as financial instruments and companies' capital structures have become increasingly complex. For instance – financial statements currently require that companies present non-controlling interests separately from equity attributable to owners of the parent. However, many investors have asked that profits and equity attributable to ordinary shareholders be presented separately as well – the Exposure Draft proposes introducing that requirement. The two examples show the new proposal, followed by the current requirement for the balance sheet. It’s important that all stakeholders, but particularly investors, provide feedback so that the IASB can determine whether these proposals would provide benefits that exceed their costs. You can access the full details: https://lnkd.in/eitWmedv If you’d like to provide feedback, we invite you to submit a formal comment letter. Alternatively, if you are an investor and wish to discuss this further, you can contact us at [email protected]. #IFRSAccounting #IFRS #financialinstruments #equityresearch #financialreporting #IASBExposureDraft #equityinstruments #investors #investing
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How can the #IASB address the challenges that companies face in differentiating between financial liabilities and equity instruments when issuing them? What requirements will meet the information needs of investors? The IASB has a project underway – Financial Instruments with Characteristics of Equity (FICE) – that is attempting to solve some of the issues that have developed as financial instruments and companies' capital structures have become increasingly complex. For instance – financial statements currently require that companies present non-controlling interests separately from equity attributable to owners of the parent. However, many investors have asked that profits and equity attributable to ordinary shareholders be presented separately as well – the Exposure Draft proposes introducing that requirement. The two examples show the new proposal, followed by the current requirement for the balance sheet. It’s important that all stakeholders, but particularly investors, provide feedback so that the IASB can determine whether these proposals would provide benefits that exceed their costs. You can access the full details: https://lnkd.in/eitWmedv If you’d like to provide feedback, we invite you to submit a formal comment letter. Alternatively, if you are an investor and wish to discuss this further, you can contact us at [email protected]. #IFRSAccounting #IFRS #financialinstruments #equityresearch #financialreporting #IASBExposureDraft #equityinstruments #investors #investing
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Do you find companies that differentiate between the ordinary shareholder equity and any other equity shown in their balance sheet? The #IASB is proposing new requirements for companies to provide more transparency about their capital structure, with enhanced presentation in the balance sheet and the attribution of profit or loss.
How can the #IASB address the challenges that companies face in differentiating between financial liabilities and equity instruments when issuing them? What requirements will meet the information needs of investors? The IASB has a project underway – Financial Instruments with Characteristics of Equity (FICE) – that is attempting to solve some of the issues that have developed as financial instruments and companies' capital structures have become increasingly complex. For instance – financial statements currently require that companies present non-controlling interests separately from equity attributable to owners of the parent. However, many investors have asked that profits and equity attributable to ordinary shareholders be presented separately as well – the Exposure Draft proposes introducing that requirement. The two examples show the new proposal, followed by the current requirement for the balance sheet. It’s important that all stakeholders, but particularly investors, provide feedback so that the IASB can determine whether these proposals would provide benefits that exceed their costs. You can access the full details: https://lnkd.in/eitWmedv If you’d like to provide feedback, we invite you to submit a formal comment letter. Alternatively, if you are an investor and wish to discuss this further, you can contact us at [email protected]. #IFRSAccounting #IFRS #financialinstruments #equityresearch #financialreporting #IASBExposureDraft #equityinstruments #investors #investing
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Manager - Finance | ACA | MBA (UOC) | BBA (USJP) | MAAT | First Capital Holdings PLC
Interesting disclosure note to FS. This Challenges in classifying these instruments can result in diverse accounting in practice, which in turn makes it difficult for investors to assess and compare companies’ financial position and performance. In addition, investors have been calling for better information, particularly about equity instruments.
How can the #IASB address the challenges that companies face in differentiating between financial liabilities and equity instruments when issuing them? What requirements will meet the information needs of investors? The IASB has a project underway – Financial Instruments with Characteristics of Equity (FICE) – that is attempting to solve some of the issues that have developed as financial instruments and companies' capital structures have become increasingly complex. New disclosures about priority on liquidation provide information about the nature and priority of claims arising from all financial liabilities and equity instruments under IAS 32. Such information helps investors assess the potential allocation of any shortfall in an entity’s economic resources and the strength of its financial position. It’s essential that all stakeholders, but particularly investors, provide feedback so that the IASB can determine whether these proposals would provide benefits that exceed their costs. You can access the full details: https://lnkd.in/eitWmedv If you’d like to provide feedback, we invite you to submit a formal comment letter. Alternatively, if you are an investor and wish to discuss this further, you can contact us at [email protected]. #IFRSAccounting #IFRS #financialinstruments #equityresearch #financialreporting #IASBExposureDraft #equityinstruments #investors #investing
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How can the #IASB address the challenges that companies face in differentiating between financial liabilities and equity instruments when issuing them? What requirements will meet the information needs of investors? The IASB has a project underway – Financial Instruments with Characteristics of Equity (FICE) – that is attempting to solve some of the issues that have developed as financial instruments and companies' capital structures have become increasingly complex. New disclosures about priority on liquidation provide information about the nature and priority of claims arising from all financial liabilities and equity instruments under IAS 32. Such information helps investors assess the potential allocation of any shortfall in an entity’s economic resources and the strength of its financial position. It’s essential that all stakeholders, but particularly investors, provide feedback so that the IASB can determine whether these proposals would provide benefits that exceed their costs. You can access the full details: https://lnkd.in/eitWmedv If you’d like to provide feedback, we invite you to submit a formal comment letter. Alternatively, if you are an investor and wish to discuss this further, you can contact us at [email protected]. #IFRSAccounting #IFRS #financialinstruments #equityresearch #financialreporting #IASBExposureDraft #equityinstruments #investors #investing
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