Expected Credit Loss remains a critical area for financial institutions and regulated entities, requiring strong governance, robust controls, and effective audit oversight. This session will explore the practical implications of IFRS 9 ECL models, control considerations, and the role of internal audit in assessing the effectiveness of financial reporting controls.
Join us for an insightful webinar designed for internal audit, finance, and accounting professionals looking to strengthen their understanding of Expected Credit Loss (ECL) under IFRS 9 and its intersection with ICOFR / ICFR.
Our speakers, Rajeev Nanda, Partner, Internal Audit & GRC, Crowe UAE and Karan Vora, Partner, Crowe UAE, will share practical perspectives and insights on key challenges, common control gaps, common challenges, audit and control considerations, and audit priorities relevant to finance, accounting, and internal audit teams.
The webinar is open to organizations in all industries.
What you will learn
- The fundamentals of Expected Credit Loss under IFRS 9.
- Internal audit’s role in assessing ECL governance.
- Key control considerations for ICOFR / ICFR.
- Common challenges in implementation and control testing.
- Practical approaches to strengthening reporting reliability.
Who should attend
- Internal audit professionals.
- Finance and accounting leaders.
- IFRS 9 stakeholders.
Our dedicated Internal Audit team will help companies based in ADGM, DIFC, VARA and CMA (Capital Market Authority).
Reserve your place to gain practical insights into ECL governance, internal controls, and audit readiness.
