International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)
is how most of the banks prefer to talk or educate
their investors and stake holders about corporate
performance.
All major US banks and Financial Institution are
following suite with their European and Asian counter
parts in making a transition to IFRS. The government
and the SEC are also making an effort towards the
same.
http://www.404.gov/rules/proposed/2008/33-8982fr.pdf
The turmoil in financial markets that resulted from
the 2007 subprime mortgage crisis in the United States
and the World over indicates the need to dramatically
transform regulation and supervision of financial
institutions. The United States is working towards
a makeshift from the GAAP to IFRS to avoid any further
financial reporting inefficiency to prevent the discrepancy
and non transparent reporting of Banks and financial
institutions. This enhances the maintenance of financial
adequacy and assures the investors of better governance
and optimum performance by the money managers. Successful
IFRS transition involves significant projects for
companies that will affect the entire reporting process
and may result in changes to accounting systems.
WNS understands this to be its most suitable opportunity
considering the expertise in financial recruitment
and industry exposure for over a decade. WNS takes
pride in extending our existing recruitment expertise
within this arena in compliance reporting and risk
management for the financial industry.
Our compliance consultants provide market specific
explanations of the financial impact of moving to
reporting under IFRS. We provide specialist IFRS
consultants, with hands-on expertise of the financial
industry spanned across continents and countries,
designated to specific client and project briefs;
they develop IFRS valuation methodology for financial
contracts, value financial instruments and embedded
derivatives within financial services or coordinate
the entire IFRS conversion starting from implementation
through to delivery.