Course Overview
2h 49m | 24 Videos | 64835 Views | 
Intermediate Foreign Currency Transaction Accounting:
The course gives a detailed overview on accounting for foreign currency transactions. It explains as to how an entity accounts for the transactions which are held in foreign currency.
We look at the concepts of denominated money, exchange rate quotations, exchange rates, cash flow hedge, fair value hedge etc.
This training is in line with the IFRS standards. IFRS refers to the International Financial Reporting Standards, which are designed as a common global language for business to ensure that accounts are both understandable and comparable on a global basis with a set of uniformity in them. As the international shareholding and trade are growing, there’s a dire need of reporting standards which deal with organizations on a global level.
All the concepts are explained extensively by the use of various case studies for the purpose of deep and insightful understanding.
The training includes the following:
- Introduction
- Denominated currency
- Exchange rate Quotation
- Types of Exchange rates
- Forward contract
- Hedging with Forward contracts
- Type of Hedges
- Conclusion
Target Customers:
- Students
- Professionals (majorly Accountants, Auditors, Accounting Consultants, and Chartered Financial Analysts etc.) who want to excel in global organizations by learning about global standards that ply in their working.
- Anyone who wants to learn about International Financial Reporting Standards and improve the knowledge about the working of organizations on a global level.
Pre-Requisites:
- Passion to learn
- Interest in finance and accounting
- Basic knowledge of accounting terms and concepts
