MBSL supports organizations though IFRS, SLFRS
Merchant Bank of Sri Lanka PLC (MBSL) held a seminar on "Easy ways of
implementing International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)and Sri
Lanka Financial Reporting Standards (SLFRS) for quoted public companies,
banks, insurance companies and SME Sector" at Taj Samudra Hotel -
Crystal Room on Friday, the June 15 . The guest speaker at the event was
Accounting Standards Specialist Sujeewa Mudalige, Partner -
Pricewaterhouse Coopers.
M.R. Shah - Chairman, Merchant Bank of Sri Lanka PLC , A.M.A.
Cader - Deputy General Manager, Corporate Advisory and
Capital Markets, MBSL PLC, Sujeewa Mudalige – Partner
PricewaterhouseCoopers, V. Kanagasabapathy - Director MBSL
PLC, Priyantha Herath - Asst. General Manager, Finance
Treasury Management, MBSL PL |
A diverse cross section of the financial sector who attended the
event comprised of chief executive officers, chief financial officers,
finance managers, SAP specialists, ERP specialists, analysts, financial
accountants, management accountants, staff of audit firms, financial
advisory and consultancy firm staff, IFRS implementation teams,
accounting system implementation teams, financial statement users of SME
sectors, listed companies, banks, insurance companies and people with
special interest in IFRS implementation.
Chairman of MBSL M.R. Shah said, "The financial statements help to
quantitatively and qualitatively describe the financial health of a
company.
A benefit of having one worldwide use of financial reporting is to
make it easier to compare the financial position of different companies
in different countries, thus improving decision making while having an
unique form of accounting rules for similar transactions that occur in
any part of the world."
"We have been successful in conducting a series of seminars from 1997
on many appropriate topics at the opportune time by way of organizing
seminars, workshops, full day programmes and breakfast meetings. These
forums were highly sought after due to its need and importance at those
crucial junctures."he added. |