Ultimate Financial Consolidation And Reporting

UNICOM
London, Uxbridge, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Improving Finance Efficiency with More Effective Consolidation and Reporting Processes
Financial reporting and statutory consolidation continue to present significant challenges to companies. Despite a decade or more of investment, managers still have too much useless data to sift through, and not enough useful information at hand to improve performance. It takes too long to provide executives with the figures they need, and regulatory requirements that affect reporting and consolidation are growing. This workshop will help you understand how you can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your company’s reporting and consolidation capabilities. The workshop is designed to enable you to successfully propose and lead a financial reporting/consolidation project in your organization.

Key Aims:
The key aims addressed during the workshop will include:
Understanding the state of the art in reporting and consolidation software
Developing a realistic set of objectives that will improve reporting and consolidation execution, either as a single project, a long-term roadmap, or both
Learning how to identify opportunities and issues in your organization

What Attendees will Gain:
During the workshop attendees will:
Understand why reporting and consolidation are important to organizational and individual performance
Discover how the differences between management and GAAP accounting affect reporting systems
Gain insight into optimising the consolidation process to improve performance
Learn how to make the business case for reporting and consolidation initiatives
Review key vendor selection considerations
Interact with colleagues from other industries

Topics Covered
What are the most significant "gaps" companies confront in their reporting systems and processes and in statutory consolidation
Data quality/data consistency
What software packages are best suited to your company’s ideal approach to consolidation, and how to assess which one to choose
Various aspects of rolling out new processes and systems for reporting and consolidation
Upcoming trends and directions in reporting and consolidation

Target Audience:
Finance professionals with responsibility for managing reporting and consolidation systems
Controllers
Business analysts
IT professionals involved in designing and implementing financial reporting and consolidation systems
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Phone:+44 (0)1895 256484

School Address:

UNICOM R&D House
One Oxford Road
Uxbridge, Middlesex
UB9 4DA, UNITED KINGDOM

Tel: +44 (0)1895 256484
Fax: +44 (0)1895 810201
Email: info@unicom.co.uk

Jobs & Resumes: London, Uxbridge
Houses & Roommates: London, Uxbridge

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