Keeping Your Financial Statement Disclosures Crisp, Complete and Under Control
Date
June 21, 2012
This session will enable participants to better manage financial statement
footnotes with a focus on the ultimate users. Get new ideas, best practices and
examples for a fresh approach to footnotes, and keep them relevant and useful.
• Common items missed in disclosure with a focus on fair value, debt
instruments, swaps and net asset matters
• Considering when a line item or disclosure is immaterial and thus not needed
• Best practices with general footnotes to improve logic, relevance and usefulness
• Balance technical requirements with materiality in disclosures
Speaker
Director of Controlling, Covestro LLC
Specialties
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