Bizeducate

Practical application of IFRS in the context of current trends in the development of standards and specifics of aviation industry challenges

14 Apr 2025 - 18 Apr 2025 | Budapest, Hungary

Course overview:

In the rapidly changing world of the aviation industry, where International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) play a key role, it is important not only to understand the basics but also to keep up to date with the latest developments and specifics of their application in air navigation industry. This refresher course will help you deepen your knowledge of IFRS, discuss current trends, and explore the specifics of their application in the context of air navigation services and airline interactions.

CFOs and managers of aviation companies; accountants and auditors working in aviation; financial and tax accounting consultants, risk management and internal control experts.

Specifics of accounting for air navigation companies; Liabilities; Revenue and expenses; Lease accounting; Financial instruments and investments (including joint ventures); Foreign currency; Recent updates; Sustainability reporting - ESG; Impact of climate change on IFRS reporting.

Course facilitator:

trainer
Kirill Slavin

Kirill Slavin is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, holds an MBA from Cambridge University and is an Associate Member of the Cambridge University Centre for International Business and Management (CIBAM). He has got twenty years of experience in accounting and finance gained in senior positions in, inter alia, Wang Laboratories, PepsiCo Inc., Deloitte & Touche, Kaspersky Lab and DiamondCluster International (now PwC’s Diamond Advisory Services) in London, Vienna and Moscow. Kirill Slavin is a Director at Slavin and Associates Limited, a London based management consultancy specialising in business strategy and company value management. He regularly speaks in Cambridge and London both academically and to business executive audiences. His areas of expertise include IFRS, management accounting, corporate finance, risk management and corporate governance.