BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Eventin//Event Calendar//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:29a9919ceaa8f5d01d5252b4678a17b2@egytraining.org SUMMARY:Financial Instruments Accounting and Sustainability Reporting for C entral Banks DESCRIPTION:Introduction\nIn a rapidly evolving global financial landscape\ , central banks are expected to uphold the highest standards of transparenc y\, accountability\, and sustainability. Effective financial reporting and sustainability-related disclosures are crucial for maintaining trust and de monstrating compliance with international standards. This 10-day intensive training program is meticulously designed to equip participants with the sk ills required to apply international accounting standards for financial ins truments accounting and sustainability/climate-related reporting specifical ly tailored for central bank operations.\nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this Financial Instruments and Sustainability Reporting Course\, participan ts will be able to:\n\nUnderstand the definition and types of financial ins truments and how they are classified and measured in central bank operation s.\nApply impairment requirements for financial assets\, including expected credit loss models under IFRS 9.\nComprehend the accounting treatment of d erivatives used in monetary policy and foreign exchange management.\nUnders tand the concepts of repurchase agreements (repos) and reverse repos\, and their impact on central bank balance sheets.\nPrepare financial reports for financial instruments in accordance with IFRS 7.\nGain a solid understandi ng of IFRS S1 principles for sustainability reporting in the financial sect or.\nIdentify sustainability-related risks and opportunities relevant to ce ntral banking mandates.\nUnderstand the specific climate-related disclosure requirements outlined in IFRS S2.\nAssess the impact of climate-related ri sks on a central bank's financial position.\nUse sustainability-related dis closures to enhance transparency and accountability in central bank reporti ng.\n\nCourse Outlines\nDay 1: Classification and Measurement of Financial Instruments\n\nIntroduction to IFRS 9.\nDefinition and types of financial i nstruments.\nClassification of financial assets and liabilities.\nMeasureme nt principles: Amortized Cost\, Fair Value Through Other Comprehensive Inco me (OCI)\, and Fair Value Through Profit or Loss (FVTPL).\n\nDay 2: Impairm ent Requirements for Financial Assets\n\nTheoretical foundations of impairm ent.\nDifferentiating between 12-month expected credit losses and lifetime expected credit losses.\nKey considerations for central banks in financial reporting.\n\nDay 3: Accounting for Derivatives\n\nThe role of derivatives in monetary policy and foreign exchange management.\nAccounting principles under IFRS 9 and IFRS 7.\nOverview of hedge accounting and its implications for risk management.\n\nDay 4: Repurchase Agreements (Repos) and Reverse R epos\n\nConcept and structure of repos and reverse repos.\nRecognition\, me asurement\, and derecognition principles.\nImpact on central bank balance s heets and financial disclosures.\n\nDay 5: Financial Reporting and Disclosu res\n\nCore financial reporting requirements for financial instruments.\nDi sclosures required under IFRS 7.\nImportance of transparency and consistenc y in central bank financial statements.\n\nDay 6: Introduction to IFRS S1\n \nOverview of the IFRS S1 framework.\nPurpose and guiding principles of sus tainability reporting.\nImportance of information connectivity in sustainab ility-related financial disclosures.\n\nDay 7: Identifying Sustainability-R elated Risks and Opportunities\n\nDefinition and types of ESG (Environmenta l\, Social\, and Governance) risks and opportunities.\nRelevance to central bank strategy and oversight.\nIntegration of sustainability considerations into risk management.\n\nDay 8: IFRS S2 – Climate-Related Disclosures\n\ nStructure and components of IFRS S2.\nThe four key pillars: Governance\, S trategy\, Risk Management\, and Metrics.\nIntegration with other sustainabi lity reporting requirements.\n\nDay 9: Financial Impact of Climate Risks\n\ nFinancial implications of climate-related exposures.\nAssessing how climat e risk affects central bank financial statements.\nImplementing climate res ilience strategies in financial planning.\n\nDay 10: Disclosure for Transpa rency and Accountability\n\nEnhancing stakeholder communication through tra nsparent disclosures.\nEnsuring consistency and comparability in financial reports.\nFinal summary and key takeaways\, highlighting the role of transp arency in central bank governance.\n\nWhy Attend this Course: Wins & Losses !\n\nMaster International Standards: Gain expertise in IFRS 9\, IFRS S1\, a nd IFRS S2\, ensuring compliance with global best practices.\nEnhance Finan cial Reporting Skills: Learn to classify\, measure\, and report financial i nstruments accurately and effectively.\nBoost Sustainability Reporting: Und erstand how sustainability reporting enhances transparency and accountabili ty in central banking.\nPrepare for Climate-Related Risks: Equip yourself w ith the skills to assess climate risks and understand their financial impac t.\nIncrease Organizational Trust: Develop clear\, transparent financial re ports that strengthen stakeholder confidence.\n\nConclusion\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be equipped with the skills and knowledge t o effectively apply international accounting standards in financial instrum ents accounting and sustainability-related disclosures. They will be prepar ed to lead initiatives that enhance transparency\, accountability\, and sus tainability in central banking operations\, ensuring compliance with global reporting standards and fostering long-term financial stability.\nEnroll n ow to master financial instruments accounting\, enhance your expertise in s ustainability reporting\, and drive impactful change in central banking gov ernance. LOCATION:Madrid DTSTAMP:20260614T220752Z DTSTART:20260712T034500Z DTEND:20260725T210500Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR