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Art of Procurement866: How Digital Masters Are Preparing for an AI-enabled Future W/ Deloitte"Digital masters aren't just deploying technology. They're changing the way procurement runs." - Chris Riley, Partner - Supply Chain and Procurement, Deloitte As AI-enabled tools shift the landscape from efficiency to true strategic impact, CPOs are tasked with making sense of new operating models, changing expectations, and how to redeploy talent toward higher-value work. In this episode, Deloitte's Chris Riley, Ryan Flynn, and Jocelyn Mayfield join Philip Ideson to break down the findings of Deloitte's latest CPO and AI surveys. They reveal what sets digital masters apart, how top teams link digital investments to business...
2026-05-1841 min
Regulated RadioEpisode 50: How can financial services and financial services regulation impact the UK's growth agenda?David Strachan and Ian Stewart combine their regulatory and economic expertise to discuss whether financial services and financial services regulation are likely to facilitate or hinder the UK government's growth agenda. In particular they take a closer look at political sentiment from some quarters that UK regulators have been regulating for risk rather than growth. The conversation covered a range of relevant issues including: The UK's growth agenda and the role of financial services The impact of regulatory changes on facilitating greater lending or more investment into infrastructure or other productive assets relative to other levers...
2025-06-0923 min
Regulated RadioEpisode 49: Implementing the UK's new Digital Markets competition regimeThe UK's new digital markets competition regime came into force on 1 January 2025 and the Competition and Markets Authority ('CMA') is already exercising its responsibilities in this area. Join Robert MacDougall from Deloitte's EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy as he delves into how the UK's new digital markets regime is being implemented along with Cat Batchelor from the CMA's Digital Markets Unit. Learn more about the CMA's approach to pace, predictability, proportionality and process, featuring a range of insights for companies interested in this new digital regulatory framework. Don't miss this engaging and informative discussion!
2025-02-2633 min
Regulated RadioEpisode 48: Regulatory Outlook 2025 – Buckle upThe 2025 edition of the annual Financial Markets Regulatory Outlook sets out the most important regulatory and supervisory themes in 2025 – both for the industry as a whole, and at the sector level. Tune in to listen to a robust discussion between host Liam Girvan (Associate Director, EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy), Suchitra Nair (Partner, EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy) and David Strachan (Advisor, EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy), on the key regulatory and supervisory trends that will impact the financial services industry in 2025 – the discussion covers both, a bird's eye view on major trends and mini dives into key i...
2025-01-0631 minRegulated RadioEpisode 47: Risk Culture and GovernanceRisk Culture and Governance continue to be significant themes for the financial services industry, not just from a regulatory perspective but also because of the evolving nature of risks in the financial services landscape. Join host Alex Spooner on Regulated Radio as he discusses these crucial topics with Deloitte experts: Natasha De Soysa, UK Financial Services Governance lead, Jess Sutherland, UK Risk Culture co-lead, and Ciara O'Grady, Partner in our Irish practice. We discussed the key elements of a robust risk culture, its importance in an evolving risk landscape and the impact of recent regulatory changes. The...
2024-12-1040 min
Government's Future FrontiersHow government and innovators are building community resilience in the face of climate changeToday’s guests: Michael Flynn, Global Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Government lead for Deloitte Ireland Jamie Sawchuk, national leader for Government and Public Services Alliances and Ecosystems for Deloitte Canada Carolyn Murnaghan, national leader for Climate Adaptation and Resilience for Deloitte Canada Christina Crue, emergency manager and advisory principal for Deloitte & Touche LLP Justin Dawe, founder and CEO of Earth Force Technologies Communities across the world are feeling the effects of climate change. That’s unlikely to change any time soon. According to the World Meteorological Organization, 2023 was t...
2024-11-2036 min
Consumer Speaks: An accounting podcastNavigating ESG reporting: Strategy, challenges, and consumer industry insights.In this episode of Consumer Speaks, host Sam Loughry sits down with Wendy Ralston, Audit & Assurance partner at Deloitte & Touche LLP and Consumer Products & Retail ESG lead champion, and Kate Wiese, Audit & Assurance senior manager, Sustainability and ESG Services, Deloitte & Touche LLP. Together, they unpack consumer industry ESG reporting readiness and explore other ESG trends uncovered in Deloitte's Sustainability Action Report.
2024-10-1012 min
On TaxJim Piazza, formerly of DeloitteJim Piazza recently retired as a Senior Marketplace and Tax Partner at Deloitte. In this episode of On Tax, he and Cravath partner and host Len Teti discuss how his auditing background and focus on relationship building helped him achieve success throughout his career. Jim also reflects on the link between stewardship and leadership when investing in new talent and shares what’s keeping him busy in retirement. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-10-0123 minRegulated RadioEpisode 46: The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) – key priorities for financial services firms The clock to implement Corporate Sustainability Reporting Drive keeps ticking on swiftly ... How prepared are financial services firms? What makes implementing CSRD unique in complexity and is there a way of unlocking wider value via the implementation? In this episode of Regulated Radio, host Linda Hedqvist is joined by Deloitte's foremost CSRD experts Yolaine Kermarrec, Insurance Partner, Greg Lowe, Director in Sustainable Finance and Steve Farrell, Head of ESG Assurance to discuss key challenges facing firms and some insights on where firms should be focusing at this crucial moment.
2024-07-2527 minRegulated RadioEpisode 45: Consumer Duty – What's Next ? (2024 and beyond)The extremely wide remit of Consumer Duty has meant that firms across financial services have had their hands full over the last couple of years – but what's next? After the July 2023 deadline, what do firms need to focus on? identifying vulnerable consumers, assessing price and value, and ensuring that robust data is available to monitor and prove good outcomes, are just a few of the things that firms will need to continue work on. In this episode of Regulated Radio, host Isha Gupta interviews experts Kareline Daguer, Director of Insurance at the EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy, Ch...
2024-07-0125 min
Crain's ConversationsMackinac Policy Conference: David Parent, Michigan managing principal for Deloitte LLPCrain's Grand Rapids Business Managing Editor Andy Balaskovitz talks with David Parent, Michigan Managing Principal for Deloitte LLP.
2024-05-2910 minRegulated RadioEpisode 44: Model Risk ManagementThe Prudential Regulation Authority's supervisory statement (SS1/23) on model risk management principles for banks is due to take effect from 17 May 2024. Given that the statement was released in May 2023, banks have had some time to digest it, however careful consideration will be required to ensure that banks' model risk governance, controls, policies, processes, and reporting meet the PRA's expectations. In this episode of Regulated Radio, Rod Hardcastle is joined by Deloitte Partner Ian Wilson to discuss the five key principles of SS1/23, the associated challenges banks face and how banks can minimise the costs of meeting these...
2024-05-0324 minRegulated RadioEpisode 43: 2024 Sustainability Regulation OutlookThe 2024 Sustainability Regulation Outlook report is now live! It covers the key implications of sustainability related regulations across financial services and non-financial services. The report contains key insights on pivotal topics with crucial consequences for financial services and the real economy such as decarbonisation, greenwashing, sustainability reporting and circularity. In this episode, Isha Gupta from the EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy is joined by authors of the report and senior managers in Deloitte's Sustainability Regulation Hub, Magda Puzniak-Holford and Ramon Bravo Gonzalez to discuss what firms should be focusing on to prepare for the deluge of sustainability...
2024-04-2526 minRegulated RadioEpisode 42: Financial Markets Regulatory Outlook 2024What's in store for 2024? What are the emerging risks and structural trends that are shaping the regulatory and supervisory agenda, and how should financial services firms respond? In this episode of Regulated Radio, Alex Spooner is joined by Suchitra Nair and David Strachan to explore these questions and a range of topics, including geopolitical risks, tech and innovation, sustainable finance, prudential reform and the Consumer Duty.
2024-02-0822 min
GILTI ConsciencePillar Two Analysis: An Asia-Pacific ViewpointThe evolving landscape of tax reforms in Japan and the broader Asia Pacific region presents a complex tapestry of challenges and strategic shifts.On this episode of the “GILTI Conscience” podcast, Skadden partners Nate Carden and David Farhat are joined by Samuel Gordon, an international tax partner at Deloitte in Japan to dissect tax implications, reform and concerns in this part of the globe.The discussion delves into the viewpoint of Pillar Two in Japan, as well as in the larger Asia Pacific region. The conversation also includes how Pillar Two is coming into play in o...
2023-12-0740 minRegulated RadioEpisode 41: Sustainability Regulatory Outlook Report 2023The transition towards Net Zero and the adoption of other Environmental, Social and Governance, or ESG standards, is leading to a massive expansion of regulatory scrutiny and activity in the marketplace. This relatively new area of regulation is challenging many firms to keep up with the pace of change. In this episode of Regulated Radio, Scott Martin is joined by Deloitte's EMEA Sustainability Regulation Hub experts, Magda Puzniak-Holford and Ramon Bravo Gonzalez, to discuss how sustainability is changing the way companies operate, how regulators are expanding their activity in this area, and what this means for firms...
2023-07-2025 minRegulated RadioEpisode 40: Global banking sector stress in 2023 The global banking sector has experienced a period of instability this year. Starting in March, a string of bank failures in the United States and Europe created uncertainty in the market and raised doubts about what would happen next. In this episode of Regulated Radio, Scott Martin is joined by Deloitte's Centre for Regulatory Strategy Leads, David Strachan and Irena Gecas-McCarthy, to discuss the period of banking sector stress seen earlier this year, the immediate supervisory response to it, and the regulatory changes we may see emerge in its aftermath.
2023-06-3033 minRegulated RadioEpisode 39: Greenwashing & ESG DataIn recent years, the easy availability of sustainable funds in the retail markets and the increasing amount of money flowing into these funds have made greenwashing a hot topic in the investment management sector. Regulators in the UK and EU are clearly aware of the potential for greenwashing in this industry and are attempting to tackle it through a range of regulatory initiatives. In this episode of Regulated Radio, Scott Martin is joined by Deloitte's ESG in investment management experts Jessica Hodges and Stuart Royden-Turner to discuss the key greenwashing challenges facing the industry at the moment...
2023-04-0524 minRegulated RadioEpisode 38: Financial Markets Regulatory Outlook 2023 – Confronting the PolycrisisIn this episode of Regulated Radio, Scott Martin is joined by David Strachan and Suchitra Nair to explore the major regulatory trends affecting the Financial Services Industry in 2023, along with a range of topics including climate-related financial risk management, digital assets and payments, prudential capital frameworks for banks and insurers, and operational resilience.
2023-01-3028 minRegulated RadioEpisode 37: Nature and BiodiversityIn this episode, our experts Toby Roxburgh, UK Nature and Biodiversity Lead and Simon Brennan, EMEA Sustainability Regulatory Strategy Lead, join host Scott Martin to explore what 'nature risk' is, how it relates to climate risk and what businesses should be doing to prepare for nature-related regulation. Tune in to learn more about how the wider nature and biodiversity agenda is rapidly coming up on climate's coat tails.
2022-12-1925 minRegulated RadioEpisode 36: Embedded finance - the strategic regulatory considerations for financial services firmsOur latest paper explores the key regulatory considerations across four key thematic areas: consumers, data, resilience, and governance and accountability, and how these will affect firms' strategies around embedded finance. In this episode, Suchitra Nair from the Centre for Regulatory Strategy and Richard Kibble, UK Banking Leader, discuss the current embedded finance landscape, the risks, opportunities and strategic considerations for firms. Our guests then offer some predictions for what they expect to see in the embedded finance market over the next 12-months.
2022-11-2419 min
Regulated RadioEpisode 36: Embedded finance: the strategic regulatory considerations for financial services firmsIn this episode, Suchitra Nair from the Centre for Regulatory Strategy and Richard Kibble, UK Banking Leader, discuss the current embedded finance landscape, the risks, opportunities and strategic considerations for firms. Our guests then offer some predictions for what they expect to see in the embedded finance market over the next 12-months.
2022-11-1519 min
Life Sciences ConnectThe Future of Diagnostics: Technology driven personalised and preventative healthcare in EuropeOn this episode of Life Sciences Connect podcast, we discuss these issues further with our panel of experts: Andy Flockhart, UK MedTech Leader Guido Baechler, CEO of Mainz Biomed And of course, our host, Karen Taylor, Research Director, Centre for Health Solutions, Deloitte Diagnostics play a pivotal role across the entire healthcare continuum from screening, detection and prognosis to patient stratification and condition monitoring While diagnostics have always been one of the foundations of healthcare, advances in science and technology mean they are now well positioned to play a key role in revolutionising...
2022-10-1331 minRegulated RadioEpisode 35: Building a digital assets strategy for a wholesale bankIn June we published a report intended to help wholesale banks in the EU and UK develop a digital assets strategy in the context of an evolving regulatory landscape. In this episode Deloitte's financial services, regulatory and legal experts Suchitra Nair, Ed Moorby and Clare Jenkinson discuss some of the key considerations, both strategic and regulatory, for banks looking to build out their digital assets business.
2022-10-1232 min
Regulated RadioEpisode 34: The New Consumer Duty – raising consumer standards of careThe Financial Conduct Authority has published its final rules for its new Consumer Duty. The Duty raises the standards of consumer protection in retail financial markets. With the introduction of a new Consumer Principle, and a set of cross-cutting rules and outcomes that support it, firms now face a significant task to meet these raised standards of consumer care. In this episode, Deloitte's regulatory, financial services, and legal experts David Strachan, David Clements, and Jake Ghanty give their quick take on the Duty and how they think it will shape the UK financial services sector.
2022-08-0521 minRegulated RadioEpisode 33: Weathering the storms – our mid-year outlook for financial services regulationIn this episode, David Strachan and Suchitra Nair from the EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy discuss the major market developments that have shaped 2022 so far and what these are likely to mean for the regulation and supervision of financial services firms.
2022-07-1328 minRegulated RadioEpisode 32: Building operational resilience in financial servicesAn increasingly complex technological, social, and geopolitical environment means that financial services firms must plan for disruptions to their operations that may not have been conceivable just a decade ago. With the UK financial services regulatory framework for operational resilience having come into force in March, and the EU's Digital Operational Resilience Act nearing completion, the hard work for firms to build their resilience has just begun. To discuss the implications of this for the financial services industry, and much more, we welcome Sarah Black and Suchitra Nair to the podcast.
2022-05-3130 minLife Sciences ConnectNegating the public health gap with Dr Karen Kirkham and Sara SiegelIn episode sixteen of the Life Science Connect podcast, we dive into the conversation around our fourth report in our Future of Public Health series; Negating the gap - Preventing ill health and promoting healthy behaviours. Joining our host Karen Taylor, Research Director of the Deloitte UK Centre for Health Solutions, is Dr Karen Kirkham, Chief Medical Officer and Lead Partner for Integration in Deloitte's Health and Social Care team and Sara Siegel, Deloitte's UK and EMEA Head of Healthcare as we examine the crucial role of public health in health protection, ill-health prevention and in promoting...
2022-03-1626 minRegulated RadioEpisode 31: Banking and the Race to Net ZeroCOP26 galvanised and accelerated global focus on achieving net zero carbon emissions. Pressure is mounting on governments, businesses, and industry alliances to make net zero pledges. So, what does it all mean? How are plans to reach net zero being implemented within the banking sector? How will those within financial firms see their roles change in response to pledges and targets made by their firm? In this episode of Regulated Radio, Scott Martin is joined by Damian Hales and Rutang Thanawalla to answer these questions and much more.
2022-03-1124 min
Sustainable NationKristen Sullivan - ESG and Sustainability Services Lead at DeloitteKristen B. Sullivan is a partner with Deloitte & Touche LLP and leads Sustainability and ESG Services, working with clients to help address their sustainability and non-financial disclosure strategy needs. Kristen also serves as the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited’s Global Audit & Assurance Climate and Sustainability Services Leader and the Integrated Reporting Community of Practice Leader. Kristen brings extensive experience in delivering sustainability risk assessment, governance, strategy alignment, measurement, reporting, and assurance services. Given the growing market emphasis on the importance of ESG standards and frameworks, Kristen serves as a member of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Community, the Sustainability Accounting Stan...
2022-01-3132 minRegulated RadioEpisode 30: Financial Markets Regulatory Outlook 2022 How will major regulatory trends affect the financial services industry in 2022? How can leaders anticipate and respond to them effectively? In the 2022 edition of our Financial Markets Regulatory Outlook, David Strachan and Suchitra Nair, join Orla Hurst to explore these questions as well as digital payments, regulatory divergence, transitioning to a sustainable economy and the future of regulation. Key questions: As regulatory focus turns to scrutinising climate pledges, how can firms comply with ESG disclosures and avoid greenwashing? How can firms gear up for revisions to MiFID/MiFIR and prepare for possible reform to Money Market...
2022-01-2425 minLife Sciences ConnectPost COP26, our hopes for a healthier futureIn episode fourteen of the Life Science Connect podcast, we dive into the conversation around planetary health and sustainability in healthcare. Following COP26, it is important that we discuss points around the fundamental risk of climate change and how it impacts our health as well as healthcare delivery and its impact on climate. On this episode of Life Science's Connect podcast, we discuss these issues further with Deloitte experts on the panel, including: James Gregson: Managing Partner, UK Life Sciences and Healthcare leader and Global Life Sciences and Healthcare ESG leader, Deloitte Lisa Dittmar: Manager, Deloitte's...
2021-12-1734 minRegulated RadioEpisode 29: The Basel 3.1 challenge for EU and UK banksIs the banking sector ready for the implementation of Basel 3.1? Can it manage the complexity of an increasingly fragmented regulatory environment as key regulators look set to diverge from the international Basel standards? In this episode, Deloitte's global Basel 3 leader, Tom Spellman, and Rod Hardcastle join Scott Martin to discuss the path ahead for implementing Basel 3.1, including the EU's recent CRD6/CRR3 legislative proposal. Tune in now to hear what is still uncertain and what banks should start doing right away.
2021-12-1623 minLife Sciences ConnectNarrowing the gap: A fairer and more sustainable future for public healthIn our thirteenth episode of the Life Science Connect podcast series, we discuss the findings from The Future of Public Health Series, covered in the overview report: Narrowing the gap: A fairer and more sustainable future for public health. This first instalment of the series summarises the key takeaways from our research of the challenges pre-pandemic, the impact of COVID-19 and the implications for the future for public health systems in the UK. Joining our host Karen Taylor, Research Director of the Deloitte UK Centre for Health Solutions, is Karen Kirkham, Chief Medical Officer and Lead Partner fo...
2021-10-2826 minLife Sciences ConnectTrust in the Pharma IndustryIn our twelfth episode of Life Sciences Connect, our host, Karen Taylor, the Research Director of the Centre for Health Solutions talks to Hanno Ronte, Partner at Monitor Deloitte about consumer research conducted this year on trust in the pharmaceutical industry and explores how COVID-19 has impacted trust, the perception and what role digital can play.
2021-09-2925 min
Remarkable Retail PodcastWill the Holidays Be Merry & Bright? Deloitte's Vice Chairman Unpacks Their Retail ForecastRod Sides, Deloitte's Vice Chairman and US Retail & Distribution practice leader, joins us to discuss his firms forecast for robust holiday sales. We delve into the underlying drivers, specific category dynamics, as well as which trends are likely to persist into next year. We also get Rod's perspectives on the impact of government stimulus, an increasingly challenging supply chain, on-going labor shortages and how work from home impacts the apparel market. Lastly we talk about the changing definition of e-commerce and the new (and costly) prominence of convenience in the face of shifting consumer preferences. But first w...
2021-09-2837 minRegulated RadioEpisode 28: Back to thinking about the future - Our mid-year assessmentAt the start of 2021, we identified nine regulatory themes affecting the financial services industry as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Against a more optimistic economic outlook than anticipated, Orla Hurst revisits these themes with David Strachan and Suchitra Nair from the EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy – identifying the developments and actions firms should focus on for the remainder of the year. Tune in now! Key questions: What is the risk of credit risk deteriorating in the second half of the year? And how can firms stay on top of it? What do firms ne...
2021-07-2128 minRegulated RadioEpisode 27: What RegTech means for financial services How can technology help financial services firms manage the challenge of dealing with increasingly complex and demanding financial regulation? In this episode, we speak to Kent Mackenzie and Suchitra Nair to hear about the latest 'RegTech' applications being used in the financial sector, and how regulators have been responding to this wave of innovation. Tune in now! Key questions: What are some of the most innovative RegTech solutions that have been implemented by financial services firms in the last few years? How do regulators view the use of RegTech in the firms that they...
2021-06-2824 minLife Sciences ConnectHow can AI play a critical role in the Biopharma commercial model?In our eleventh episode of Life Sciences Connect, we talk to Karen Taylor, Research Director of the Deloitte Centre for Health Solutions who is joined by Thomas Croisier, Consulting Partner, Deloitte France; Deborshi Dutt, Consulting Partner, Deloitte UK and Kristina Schapiro, Consulting Director, Deloitte UK to discuss how companies can use AI to improve drug launches and their commercial models. Visit our Life Sciences Connect Podcast homepage to discover more episodes - https://www2.deloitte.com/uk/en/pages/life-sciences-and-healthcare/articles/life-sciences-connect.html
2021-06-1839 minLife Sciences ConnectSeeds of change for pharma R&D returns?In our tenth episode of Life Sciences Connect, we talk to Karen Taylor, Research Director of the Deloitte Centre for Health Solutions who is joined by Naveed Panjwani, Director, Consulting, Deloitte and Kevin Dondarski, Senior Manager, Consulting, Deloitte US to discuss research and development. Visit our Life Sciences Connect Podcast homepage to discover more episodes - https://www2.deloitte.com/uk/en/pages/life-sciences-and-healthcare/articles/life-sciences-connect.html
2021-05-2733 minRegulated RadioSpecial episode: The future of FinTech in the UKThe UK has become a global leader in the development of the FinTech sector over the last decade, and attention is now turning to how it can retain its leadership position in the industry and foster the next generation of FinTech innovation. The recent Kalifa Review of the UK FinTech sector made a number of recommendations on how to do just this, and in this month's episode, we sat down with Louise Brett, Deloitte's FinTech Lead and a contributor to the Kalifa Review, to talk about how the sector has evolved and what we sees coming next. Tune in...
2021-04-1517 min
Regulated RadioEpisode 25: How payments innovation is changing the worldYou don't need to be an expert in financial services to know that innovation has been rapidly changing the way we make payments. Significant technological and infrastructural changes are enabling businesses and consumers to transact with increasing ease. But what are some of the regulatory challenges that this change gives rise to? In this episode, we speak to David Myers, Deloitte's Payments Lead, and Valeria Gallo from the EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy to hear what lies ahead for the payments industry. Tune in now! Key questions: What are the six major trends driving i...
2021-04-0634 minRegulated RadioEpisode 24: EU-UK regulatory divergence for the insurance sectorNow that the transition period for the UK's departure from the EU has ended, differences between the regulatory regimes in the two jurisdictions may begin to emerge. One area where these differences could be felt first is in the insurance sector. In this episode, we speak to Andrew Bulley, Henry Jupe and Felix Bungay to hear their thoughts on what regulatory divergence could really mean in practice, how the review of the Solvency II Directive could create an opportunity for divergence to materialise, and how insurers can manage a more complex regulatory landscape. Tune in now to hear more...
2021-03-1023 minRegulated RadioSpecial Episode: Our annual forecasts for 2021What will this New Year hold for the world of financial services regulation and supervision? How will COVID-19 affect the work that regulators are doing and what are the trends we see emerging as the pandemic recedes? In this special episode, Scott Martin is joined by Andrew Bulley and David Strachan from the EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy to hear their thoughts on the year ahead. From sustainability to credit risk, operational resilience to regulatory divergence, there's a lot to cover. So join us! Questions: What aspects of the financial services regulatory framework are seen to...
2021-01-2228 minRegulated RadioEpisode 22: How ready are banks for the end of the Brexit transition period?In just three weeks, the transition period for the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union will end. Banks are busy preparing for an important change in the terms of market access between the EU and the UK and regulators are working to ensure a smooth transition for the financial sector, both on 1 January and in the days that follow. In this episode, we speak to two of Deloitte's banking and capital markets Brexit leaders, Vishal Vedi and Alex Szmigin, to get their take on the readiness of the banking sector for the end of the transition period and...
2020-12-1427 minLife Sciences ConnectWhat lies ahead?What lies ahead for patients, your organisation and your workforce? In this podcast, we explore our predictions for the life sciences and health care industry in 2025, how the pandemic has accelerated industry trends and what this means for you. Our host Karen Taylor, who leads Deloitte Centre for Health Solutions, speaks to Hanno Ronte, Life Sciences and Healthcare leader Monitor Deloitte, Shivani Maitra, in our Future of Work team, and Sara Siegel, Public Sector Healthcare lead. This episode explores: Key features of the life sciences and healthcare industry in the next 5 years How the l...
2020-12-0931 minRegulated RadioEpisode 21: Can artificial intelligence be trustworthy?AI holds the potential to revolutionise the financial services sector. Regulators are supportive, but also alert to the risks that AI might pose to markets and customers if not managed properly. Social pressure is also mounting on firms to ensure their use AI and consumer data is ethical. In this episode, we speak to Reny-Vargis Cheriyan and Suchitra Nair about the commercial and regulatory trends around AI in financial services, and the role of AI ethics. Tune in and hear their views about how firms can take advantage of this cutting-edge technology while keeping regulators convinced that their AI...
2020-11-2626 min
Consumer Speaks: An accounting podcastDeal or No Deal: M&A opportunities for the consumer industryCOVID-19's economic impact has hit some companies hard. This podcast covers how consumer companies are looking ahead by pursing M&A opportunities. Host Sam Loughry, Deloitte & Touche LLP's Audit & Assurance Consumer industry leader is joined by Deloitte & Touche LLP's Audit & Assurance Private Equity leader Jason Menghi, Deloitte Consulting LLP's Private Equity and Alternatives Practice leader Bhuvanesh Abrol, and Deloitte Consulting LLP's M&A principal Pawan Kapoor.
2020-11-1712 minLife Sciences ConnectReal World EvidenceC-suite leaders in pharmaceutical companies increasingly view Real World Evidence (RWE) as strategically important. RWE enables R&D organisations to prioritise their pipeline investments more effectively, better understand underlying causes of disease and identify opportunities for indication expansion and business development. In the sixth episode of Life Sciences Connect, we explore the role of Real World Evidence in providing insights into existing diagnostic and treatment pathways, identifying unmet need and demonstrating the clinical and economic impact of interventions within the healthcare system. This episode is led by our host Karen Taylor. Karen is joined by...
2020-11-1225 minRegulated RadioEpisode 20: How investment managers are handling ESG regulationHow much is green investing changing the financial services sector, and how are regulators and investment managers responding to rapidly changing investor preferences? In our latest episode, we invited James Alexander and Isha Gupta on the show to share their views on the commercial and regulatory challenges that investment managers are facing with the shift to ESG investing. Join us as we explore the opportunities and challenges that we believe are in store for the investment and wealth management industry as this shift continues. Key questions: What are some of the most significant regulatory in...
2020-10-0126 minRegulated RadioEpisode 19: Tackling the challenge of financial crimeOne of the most important challenges that financial services firms face today is how to effectively deal with financial crime. The size and complexity of many financial firms and the growing reach of anti-money laundering regulation makes responding effectively to this risk no small feat. For this episode, we invited two of Deloitte's financial crime experts, Katie Jackson and Tamsin Baumann, to help us understand recent regulatory developments and industry trends in this area. Tune in now to hear us discuss their ideas for how the financial services sector can rise to this challenge. Key que...
2020-08-2624 min
CM Murray LLP - Employment, Partnership and Regulatory LawGlobal Mobility Issues for Senior Executives and their FamiliesWe are delighted to share with you this podcast of highlights from the session Global Mobility Issues for Senior Executives and their Families from the IFSEA 2020 Conference.
In this short podcast, moderator Allen Powley (GlaxoSmithKline plc, UK) and panellists Sophie Barrett-Brown (Laura Devine Immigration, UK), Juliet Carp (Keystone Law, UK), Atul Gupta (Trilegal, India) and Chris Horton (Deloitte LLP, UK) discuss a range of issues relating to executive global mobility, including:
1. the challenges that cultural differences bring and the importance of cultural familiarity;
2. the important of having a centralised adviser who takes ownership for the senior executive of all the...
2020-07-3014 minRegulated RadioEpisode 18: Could anyone have predicted 2020?At the start of the year, we looked at what was in store for 2020. It's safe to say that the last six months have been different from our expectations. COVID-19 has changed almost everything about our daily lives and has been a significant challenge for financial services policymakers. But what are the regulatory trends that we see enduring despite the circumstances? In our latest episode, Andrew Bulley and David Strachan join our host, Scott Martin, for a mid-year review like no other. Tune in now! Key questions: How are financial services firms dealing with the most...
2020-07-1621 minRegulated RadioEpisode 17: COVID-19, IFRS9 and how banks are managing the crisisBanks will face enormous challenges managing the economic fallout of the COVID-19 crisis. The role of IFRS9 in determining the amount of loan losses banks have to provision for has received a lot of attention since the pandemic took hold. We invited two of Deloitte's leading banking experts, Mark Rhys and Ian Wilson, on the show to help us better understand the sector's recent performance and what we can expect banks and regulators to do in the coming months as the crisis evolves. Key questions: What are the most significant challenges that banks are facing in...
2020-06-1258 minLife Sciences ConnectLife Sciences Connect TrailerLife Sciences Connect is the brand new podcast brought to you by the Deloitte Centre for Health Solution. Each month, we will connect with industry experts and leaders from the Biotech, Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices industries to discuss how key trends, explored in our research reports, are charting a new, sustainable future for the Life Sciences Industry.
2020-05-2800 minRegulated RadioEpisode 16: What are regulators doing about Cloud computing?How are financial firms and their regulators getting to grips with the rise of Cloud computing? As firms push ahead with their digital transition, more and more of their activity depends on Cloud Service Providers. Regulators have recognised the efficiency gains that using the Cloud can bring to firms, but they equally want to ensure that risks arising from this are well managed. Tune in to hear Tom Bigham and Suchitra Nair speak to Scott Martin about the trends that financial services firms should be watching today. Key questions How quickly has Cloud adoption...
2020-05-0141 minRegulated RadioEpisode 15: COVID-19 and financial sector resilienceAs much of the world prepares for long periods of lockdown and social distancing, how can financial services firms and their regulators be confident that measures taken to strengthen the resilience of the financial the system have been enough? In this episode, Scott Martin speaks to David Strachan from Deloitte's EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy and Rick Cudworth from Deloitte's Reputation, Crisis & Resilience practice to get their take on whether the financial sector can stay resilient through the disruption caused by COVID-19. Tune in now to hear what we're seeing during these extraordinary times. Key...
2020-04-0629 minRegulated RadioEpisode 14: How can we forecast the impact of climate change?What are financial firms doing to ensure they are prepared for the effects that climate change can bring? Amid growing political, media and regulatory attention, banks and other firms are coming under increased pressure to show that they understand the scale of the risks that they each face. In this episode, Scott Martin speaks to Damian Hales and Rutang Thanawalla from Deloitte's FS-Risk Advisory practice about the latest thinking in the financial sector on forecasting the effect of climate change on asset prices, business models and potential liabilities. Tune in now to hear some seriously new ways...
2020-03-0317 minRegulated RadioSpecial Episode: What's in store for 2020?Welcome to the Twenties! It's a new year and a new decade, and the first question that's on our mind is how financial sector leaders can navigate the regulatory and commercial challenges ahead. In this special episode, our host, Scott Martin is joined by David Strachan and Andrew Bulley to talk about their 2020 Regulatory Outlook, and Ian Stewart, Deloitte's UK Chief Economist, is back to tell us what he's seeing in the economy and in markets. From sustainability and cyber risk to new technologies and changing demographics, we scan the horizon for what the financial industry can expect in...
2020-01-2336 minRegulated RadioEpisode 12: Has there been enough cultural change in the financial sector?How do we deal with a challenge as difficult as cultural change in the financial sector? More than ten years on since the financial crisis, what's still on the agenda of financial authorities? In this packed episode, Scott Martin speaks to Andrew Bulley and Orla Hurst from the Centre for Regulatory Strategy, as well as Rose-Marie Kennedy from Deloitte Ireland. Tune in now to find out what they see as the four most up-and-coming trends in financial services culture and what FS firms can expect to happen next. What are the most important trends in the approach of...
2019-12-1724 min
Coffee with Mr. IoT: A Connected Technologies SeriesCoffee with Mr. IoT: Erica Volini–Optimizing your workforce’s hot, warm, and cold bodiesMr. IoT attended the 4th annual Singularity University Global Summit in San Francisco where he spoke with Erica Volini, Global Leader for Human Capital, Deloitte LLP, about the “Workforce of the Future.” Erica redefines the workforce as a mix of full-time employees (hot bodies), gig workers (warm bodies), and automation (cold bodies), and talks about how companies can prepare for the shifts that technology is creating. Robert and Erica discuss the challenge of optimizing work to get maximum human output, productivity, and ROI by ensuring humans are doing what we do best – creating, innovating, connecting, and establishing relationships.
2019-12-0331 minRegulated RadioEpisode 11: Operational ResilienceOutages, data breaches, systems failures. What happens when the financial sector's normal functioning gets disrupted? In this episode, Scott Martin speaks to Rick Cudworth and Neil Bourke from Deloitte's Reputation, Crisis & Resilience team to find out what FS firms are doing to strengthen their operational resilience. Tune in now to understand how regulators are becoming more and more alert to the complexity of these risks and how they're proactively getting FS firms to be better prepared for them. Key questions: What is operational resilience and why has it become such an important issue for t...
2019-11-2624 min
Tax + TechMigration to SAP S/4HANAThe next generation of ERP platforms is here. Deloitte Tax LLP partner Emily VanVleet and Deloitte Global SAP Tax Alliance leader and Deloitte Tax LLP Partner Scott Shafer break down the current and future state of tax functionality in the SAP environment, and why there's a potential opportunity for tax to make its mark on the upcoming migration.
2019-11-2118 minRegulated RadioEpisode 10: Open Banking: How much will it change the financial services sector?This month, Valeria Gallo, FinTech expert in Deloitte's EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy (ECRS), joins us to cut through all the buzzwords and give us her views on how Open Banking, and eventually Open Finance, might actually change the financial services sector. Tune in now to hear the latest about what could be one of the most important regulatory trends driving customer-focused innovation in financial services. This is a show FinTech fans will not want to miss.
2019-10-3119 minRegulated RadioEpisode 9: Sir Rob Wainwright on fighting cybercrimeHow resilient is the financial sector to cybercrime? In this episode, we're joined by Sir Rob Wainwright, Senior Partner at Deloitte and former head of Europol, who talks to us about how the merger of cyber risk and crime have created a whole new field of challenges for financial services firms. Tune in now to understand how the sector and its regulators can respond to this threat.
2019-09-3019 minRegulated RadioEpisode 8: Asset management: are investors getting their money's worth?Money, as they say, never sleeps – and you'd certainly not want yours to. In this episode, we're looking at how UK regulators have been promoting transparency amongst asset managers as to the value they are offering to their investors. Scott Martin is joined by Andrew Bulley and Joy Kershaw and together they dive into the latest competitive trends in the investment fund sector. Tune in now to find out just how hard your money can work. Key questions: Why has the UK Financial Conduct Authority increasingly scrutinised the state of competition in the investment fund sector? An...
2019-08-1617 minRegulated RadioEpisode 7: Is 2019 still on track?At the start of the year, we looked at what was in store for 2019. We're only six months in and it's already been a year of twists and turns. From a darkening economic outlook, to really critical regulatory advances on the fastest emerging risks, there's been plenty to keep us on our toes. In our latest episode, we're welcoming back David Strachan, as he joins our host Scott Martin, for a mid-year review of the regulatory climate so far… tune in now! Key questions: How are financial services firms handling the continued uncertainty around Brexit an...
2019-06-2422 minRegulated RadioEpisode 6: is FinTech ready for prime time?As 'FinTech mania' rises, our latest episode looks at what regulators are doing to encourage more innovation, get ahead of potential risks, and how prepared FinTechs are to deal with the bigger regulatory hurdles they will face as they scale. Join our host Scott Martin, and our special guest Suchitra Nair, as they dig a little deeper into the future of FinTech. Tune in now!
2019-06-0320 minRegulated RadioEpisode 5: Top risks with Deloitte's Chief EconomistIn our latest episode, our host Scott Martin and Deloitte's Chief Economist, Ian Stewart, scan the horizon and look at the some of the top economic threats facing financial markets today. From the latest macroeconomic developments around the world, to the risks keeping central bankers and financial regulators up at night. Tune in to hear more!
2019-04-2521 minRegulated RadioEpisode 4: Cyber risk - how big is the threat to financial markets?In our latest episode we are diving into the deep-end and tackling all things cyber security. How much of a threat is cyber risk to global financial stability and what are regulators starting to do about it? Our host Scott Martin is joined by Stephen Bonner and Dave Clemente to dig into one of the hottest of all topics in the financial world right now. Listen in!
2019-03-2623 min
Regulated RadioEpisode 3: LIBOR - The end of the world's most important numberThe London Interbank Offered Rate, more commonly known as LIBOR, is often referred to as the world's most important number. So, what do you do when the authorities say you can no longer use it? In our latest episode, our host, Scott Martin is joined by Ed Moorby and Sherine El-Sayed to explore how the global financial sector is doing so far in changing the way it prices almost all of its financial products. Tune in now!
2019-02-2220 min
Regulated RadioEpisode 2: What's in store for 2019?Hello 2019, we're ready for you. In our second episode, our host, Scott Martin is joined by David Strachan and Andrew Bulley from our EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy to discuss what's on the financial regulatory agenda for the year ahead. From cyber to climate change, we explore some of the big risks and opportunities the financial industry will face in 2019. Let's get straight into it!
2019-01-1821 minRegulated RadioEpisode 1: Basel III and cryptocurrenciesWelcome to Regulated Radio! To kick things off we talk about two of the big issues in the massive shorefront of challenges that regulators and the financial sector are facing today namely just how much of an impact we think the Basel III agreement will have on European banks and what keeps European policymakers up at night when they think about the risks from cryptocurrencies. Scott Martin, our host, is joined by two guests from Deloitte's EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy, Rod Hardcastle and Suchitra Nair.
2018-11-2722 minRegulated RadioRegulated Radio TrailerIn this monthly podcast series, hosted by Scott Martin, Deloitte's sharpest thinkers will talk you through key public policy developments that are shaping the financial services industry.
2018-11-2600 min
User friendlyDeciphering shaping strategies for the Internet of ThingsFor IoT companies, competition is fierce. But many might not be aware that they can redefine the nature of their competition using shaping strategies. The shaping strategy approach is designed for innovative IoT companies with aligned leadership who want to influence the direction of the entire industry. In our latest User Friendly podcast, we talk to Deloitte leaders John Hagel, managing director and co-chairman of the Deloitte LLP Center for the Edge, and John Seely Brown, the independent co-chairman of the Deloitte LLP Center for the Edge. As leaders in this category, they will discuss the...
2017-10-1313 min
UVA Darden PodcastsLeadership in Global Consulting: A Darden "Fireside Chat" with Deloitte's Jim MoffattSenior Associate Dean and Chief Strategy Officer Mike Lenox moderates a fireside chat with Jim Moffatt, CEO, Global Consulting, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited and Deputy CEO, Deloitte LLP, as part of Darden's Leadership Speaker Series.
Since joining the Deloitte U.S. practice in 1987, Jim has earned a long-standing reputation for serving clients with distinction from strategy through execution and developing the next generation of leaders. He has served in various senior positions in Deloitte U.S., including serving as Chairman and CEO of Deloitte Consulting LLP from 2011-2015. Additionally, Jim has authored multiple articles on leadership, innovation...
2016-11-1755 min
Darden Speakers and EventsLeadership in Global Consulting: A Darden "Fireside Chat" with Deloitte's Jim MoffattSenior Associate Dean and Chief Strategy Officer Mike Lenox moderates a fireside chat with Jim Moffatt, CEO, Global Consulting, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited and Deputy CEO, Deloitte LLP, as part of Darden's Leadership Speaker Series.
Since joining the Deloitte U.S. practice in 1987, Jim has earned a long-standing reputation for serving clients with distinction from strategy through execution and developing the next generation of leaders. He has served in various senior positions in Deloitte U.S., including serving as Chairman and CEO of Deloitte Consulting LLP from 2011-2015. Additionally, Jim has authored multiple articles on leadership, innovation...
2016-11-1755 min
Deloitte IFRS23. Robert Bruce hosts an interview on the finalised IFRS 9 Financial Instruments which incorporates a new expected loss impairment model and amends classification and measurement for financial assets.In this interview, Robert speaks with Andrew Spooner, Lead IFRS Financial Instruments Partner, and Kush Patel, Director in the UK IFRS Centre of Excellence. They discuss the key components of IFRS 9 with comparisons to the standard it replaces, IAS 39 Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement.
2014-07-2400 minDeloitte IFRS22. Robert Bruce hosts an interview on the impact of the finalised IFRS 9 Financial Instruments on the banking industry.In this interview, Robert speaks with Andrew Spooner, Lead IFRS Financial Instruments Partner, Mark Rhys Global IFRS for Banking Co-Leader and Tom Millar, Global IFRS Banking Survey Leader. They discuss the impact of the new expected loss model and amendments to the classification and measurement requirements for financial assets. They also share insights from Deloitte's Fourth Global IFRS Banking Survey, Ready to Land.
2014-07-2400 minDeloitte IFRS21. Robert Bruce hosts an interview on some of the issues and challenges that entities may encounter when applying the IASB's new standard, IFRS 15 Revenue with Contracts from Customers.In this interview, Robert speaks with Phil Barden, a Partner in the Deloitte UK IFRS Centre of Excellence, and Amy Haworth, a Senior Manager in the Deloitte UK IFRS Centre of Excellence. They discuss in greater detail the core principles underpinning the IFRS 15 framework, and potential issues that certain IFRS reporters may encounter when implementing this standard. They additionally discuss certain guidance that IFRS 15 introduces of which IFRS reporters will need to be aware, such as disclosures, contract modifications and customer options to purchase additional goods and services, and transition options.
2014-06-2300 minDeloitte IFRS20. Robert Bruce hosts a video interview on the release of the IASB's new standard, IFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers.In this interview, Robert speaks with Phil Barden, Leader of Deloitte Expert Advisory Panel on Revenue Recognition, Panos Kakoullis, Head of Audit of Deloitte UK, William Touche, a Senior Partner of Deloitte UK's Technology Group, and Mark Beddy, a Senior Partner of Deloitte UK's Real Estate Group. They discuss the background to the new standard on revenue recognition and the impacts it may have on revenue recognition, particularly in the telecommunications, software and real estate sectors.
2014-05-2800 minDeloitte IFRS19. Robert Bruce hosts a video interview on the release of the IASB's discussion paper on macro hedging, entitled Accounting for dynamic risk management - a portfolio revaluation approach for macro hedging.In this interview, Robert questions Kush Patel, Director in the UK IFRS Centre of Excellence, on the alternative solutions to the macro-hedging problem considered by the IASB, including how it addresses the issues faced under the IAS 39 Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement model, as well as some of the new difficulties and complexities the alternatives pose.
2014-04-1700 minDeloitte IFRS17. IFRS 9 general hedge accounting model - High level summary.The podcast provides a brief status update on the IASB's IFRS 9 Financial Instruments project and high-level summary of the key changes introduced by the new general hedge accounting model.
2013-11-1500 minDeloitte IFRS18. IFRS 9 general hedge accounting model - Detailed explanation.This podcast provides a more detailed explanation of the changes introduced in the new IFRS 9 general hedge accounting model.
2013-11-1500 minDeloitte IFRS16. IASB's and FASB's proposed reforms to classification and measurement of financial instrumentsAndrew Spooner, lead global IFRS financial instruments partner, discusses the proposed ASU on classifying and measuring financial instruments. It follows the IASB;
's exposure draft on limited amendments to IFRS 9 on classification and measurement of financial instruments issued in December 2012.
2013-02-2000 minDeloitte IFRS15. IASB's draft IFRS on general hedge accountingAndrew Spooner, lead global IFRS financial instruments partner, and Kush Patel, director in the UK IFRS Centre of Excellence, discuss the changes introduced in this draft and how they compare to the previous exposure draft as well as provide insight into the likely effect they will have in practice.
2012-09-1000 minDeloitte IFRS12. Financial Instruments Project - Randall Sogoloff provides an updateRandall Sogoloff, Leader for Communications in the Deloitte IFRS Global Office, provides an update on the financial instruments project.
2012-05-0200 minDeloitte IFRS13. Revenue Recognition Project - Randall Sogoloff provides an updateRandall Sogoloff, Leader for Communications in the Deloitte IFRS Global Office, provides an update on the revenue recognition project.
2012-05-0200 minDeloitte IFRS14. Leases Project - Randall Sogoloff provides an updateRandall Sogoloff, Leader for Communications in the Deloitte IFRS Global Office, provides an update on the leases project.
2012-05-0200 minDeloitte IFRS11. Offsetting Financial Assets and Financial Liabilities - Randall Sogoloff and Andrew Spooner discuss the key aspectsRandall Sogoloff, Leader for Communications in the Deloitte IFRS Global Office, and Andrew Spooner, leader of Deloitte's Global IFRS financial instruments team, discuss the recently issued amendments to IAS 32 and IFRS 7 relating to offsetting of financial assets and financial liabilities. They discuss the clarifications and additional disclosures and provide insights into the likely effect they will have in practice.
2011-12-2100 minDeloitte IFRS10. IFRS 9 Deferral - Randall Sogoloff and Andrew Spooner discuss the key aspects and provide insightsRandall Sogoloff, Leader for Communications in the Deloitte IFRS Global Office, and Andrew Spooner, leader of Deloitte's Global IFRS financial instruments team, discuss the IFRS 9 Deferral. They discuss the amended requirements relating retrospective application to comparative periods and provide insights into potential future changes of IFRS 9.
2011-12-2100 minDeloitte IFRS9. New IIRC Discussion Paper on Integrated ReportingNick Main, Deloitte Global Leader, Sustainability & Climate Change Services and Robert Bruce discuss the concept of 'integrated reporting' as well as the discussion paper issued by the recently formed International Integrated Reporting Committee (IIRC) which proposes an International Integrated Reporting Framework.
2011-12-1300 minDeloitte IFRS8. Revenue Recognition Exposure DraftRandall Sogoloff, Leader for Communications in the Deloitte IFRS Global Office, and Phil Barden, Leader for Deloitte's Global Revenue Recognition team, discuss the new Revenue Recognition exposure draft 'Revenue from Contracts with Customers' with Robert Bruce. They discuss the key changes that are proposed and provide insights into the likely effect they will have in practice.
2011-11-1400 minDeloitte IFRS5. Deloitte IFRS Podcast on IFRS 10 ConsolidationRandall Sogoloff, Leader for Communications in the Deloitte IFRS Global Office, discusses the IASB's standard on Consolidation with Robert Bruce. They discuss the key changes that are proposed and provide insights into the likely effect they will have in practice.
2011-05-1200 minDeloitte IFRS7. Deloitte IFRS Podcast on IFRS 13 Fair Value MeasurementAndrew Spooner, Lead IFRS Partner on Financial Instruments, discusses the new IASB's standard on Fair Value Measurement with Robert Bruce. They discuss the key changes to the fair value requirements in IFRS and provide insights into the likely effect they will have in practice.
2011-05-1200 minDeloitte IFRS6. Deloitte IFRS Podcast on IFRS 11 Joint ArrangementsBecky Fell, Director in the Deloitte IFRS Global Office, discusses the IASB's standard on Joint Arrangements with Robert Bruce. They discuss the key changes that are proposed and provide insights into the likely effect they will have in practice.
2011-05-1200 minDeloitte IFRS4. Deloitte IFRS Podcasts on financial instruments: hedge accountingAndrew Spooner, lead IFRS financial instruments partner, and Kush Patel, senior manager and recent IASB Practice Fellow, discuss the IASB's exposure draft on hedge accounting. They discuss the key changes that are proposed and provide an insight into the likely effect they will have in practice. The discussion is chaired by Robert Bruce.
2010-12-0900 minDeloitte IFRS3. Financial instruments: Andrew Spooner and Bob Uhl debate hedge accounting developmentsAndrew Spooner, lead IFRS financial instruments partner, and Bob Uhl, head of the US Accounting Standards group and IFRS Centre, debate the IASB and FASB's proposals for hedge accounting. They debate the FASB proposals contained in their exposure draft on accounting for financial instruments and how they compare with the tentative conclusions the IASB has reached in developing their to be issued exposure draft. The discussion is chaired by Robert Bruce.
2010-10-1500 minDeloitte IFRS2. Financial instruments: Andrew Spooner and Bob Uhl debate impairment developmentsAndrew Spooner, lead IFRS financial instruments partner, and Bob Uhl, head of the US Accounting Standards group and IFRS Centre, debate the IASB and FASB's proposals for impairment of financial assets. They debate the reasons for the proposed changes to the current incurred loss model, looking at the similarities and differences in the new impairment models proposed by both Boards. The discussion is chaired by Robert Bruce.
2010-09-2800 minDeloitte IFRS1. Financial instruments: Andrew Spooner and Bob Uhl debate classification and measurement developmentsAndrew Spooner, lead IFRS financial instruments partner, and Bob Uhl, head of the US Accounting Standards group and IFRS Centre, debate the IASB and FASB's proposals for classification and measurement of financial instruments. They debate the similarities and differences in the classification models proposed by both Boards. The discussion is chaired by Robert Bruce.
2010-09-2800 min