Practical writing for finance, risk and treasury teams.
IFRS 16 / FRS 102, IFRS 9 ECL, cash forecasting, and the platform decisions that shape audit outcomes. Written by people who implement this for a living, not by content marketers.
- IFRS 16 / FRS 102In progress
Abstracting 800 store leases without a single spreadsheet
How a multi-store retail operator can move from a manual abstraction process to AI-extracted, IFRS 16 / FRS 102-ready ROU schedules in 14 days — and why scale matters more than features.
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IFRS 16 / FRS 102 vs IFRS 9: where they overlap and where they don't
Lease accounting and expected credit loss share more counterparty data than most finance teams realise. Here's how to think about the boundary between the two — and where unifying them on one platform pays off.
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What 'audit-grade lineage' actually means in practice
Every finance vendor claims audit-grade outputs. Here's the test that actually matters: pick any number on any report, and ask the system to show you the source clause it came from. Most tools fail this test.
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Why finance, risk and treasury share more data than you think
IFRS 16 / FRS 102, IFRS 9 and cash forecasting all read the same contracts, the same counterparties and the same cash flows. The case for one platform isn't ideological — it's operational.
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