Financial Reporting Conversations
Wayne BasfordFinancial reporting isn’t just about compliance. It’s about clarity, accountability, and getting it right.
Financial Reporting Conversations, presented by Basford Consulting, helps accountants, auditors, directors, and legal professionals navigate the complexities of IFRS, auditing, and climate standards with confidence.
Each episode uncovers the unknown unknowns the hidden clauses, definitions, a... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEducationManagement | |||
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Financial reporting standards have existed for decades. Yet revenue recognition errors continue to appear in financial statements, audit files, and regulatory findings under IFRS 15.
So why does revenue recognition still go wrong under IFRS 15?
In ... more
Financial reporting standards have existed for decades. Yet the same mistakes continue to appear in financial statements, audit files, and regulatory findings.
So why does financial reporting still go wrong?
In this episode, Wayne Basford and Judit... more
Get the IFRS 3 gateway wrong, and every number that follows is wrong.
Before goodwill is measured, before fair values are calculated, before disclosures are drafted, there is one critical judgment that determines everything: does IFRS 3 apply at all... more
Why are so many firms treating ASQM 1 as a compliance exercise until ASIC starts asking difficult questions?
In this episode, Wayne Basford and Judith Leung unpack what they are seeing in practice from reviewing systems of quality management. They d... more
Why do so many financial reporting risks only become obvious after ASIC starts asking questions? In this episode, Wayne Basford and Judith Leung share their 2026 financial reporting predictions and reflect on where the real risks are likely to emerge... more
Why does the financial reporting profession struggle with clarity, engagement, and getting the complex things right the first time? In this episode, Wayne, Judith, and producer Chris reflect on what they’ve learned from building Financial Reporting C... more
Why do financial reporting frauds emerge in organisations that don’t see themselves as high-risk? In this episode, Wayne and Judith unpack the real drivers behind financial reporting fraud and explain why these risks often grow quietly inside day-to-... more
Why are so many organisations struggling with sustainability reporting even before their first S2 statement is due? In this episode, Wayne and Siobhan unpack the biggest myths they’re seeing across the market and explain why these misunderstandings a... more
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