Calculating diluted earnings per share - Implementing IAS 33 [FHIS33].

    Understanding and implementing

    Target audience

    - Anyone involved in, or required to analyze or audit, capital transactions

    0.5 day

    Virtual Classroom

    IAS 33 distance learning

    Prerequisites: basic knowledge of accounting.

    Materials: training materials and the link to the virtual classroom are provided the day before the course.

    Objectives

    ◗ Applying the fundamental principles of IAS 33

    ◗ Identify diluting instruments

    ◗ Calculate basic and diluted earnings per share for specific transactions (OCA, AGA, etc.)

    Training program

    ◗ Earnings per share, why?

    - Which companies must publish diluted earnings per share?
    - Why measure potential capital dilution?

    ✔ UNDERSTANDING | Illustration: extracts from financial statements
    ✔ APPLY | Case study: identifying cases of potential dilution

    ◗ First step: calculating the result

    - Implementation of the calculation, principles for determining earnings
    - Net income attributable to ordinary shareholders: possible restatements
    - Treatment of preference dividends
    - Treatment of negative income

    ✔ APPLY | Case study: reprocessing an income statement/statement of changes
    to identify the correct numerator

    ◗ Second step: weighted number of shares outstanding, and ratio

    - Calculation method
    - Handling of standard capital transactions: capital increases/reductions, bonus issues
    bonus issues
    - Calculation and presentation of the ratio

    ✔ UNDERSTANDING | Illustration: extracts from financial statements
    ✔ APPLY | Case study: calculating the denominator from a table of changes in capital
    of capital

    ◗ Diluted earnings per share

    - Calculation method, deviations from basic earnings per share
    - Treatment of dilutive transactions and bonus share issues
    - Calculation and presentation of the ratio

    ✔ UNDERSTANDING | Illustration: extracts from financial statements
    ✔ APPLY | Case studies :
    - Calculating the ratio for a convertible bond issue
    - Calculating the ratio for a bonus share issue
    ✔ ASSESS | Summary quiz

    Teaching and assessment methods

    Before: self-assessment quiz

    During the session: presentation of the main principles, practical implications, examples drawn from recent financial statements. Practical case studies and interactive quizzes to ensure knowledge acquisition.

    After: documentation. The trainer is available at the end of the course to answer any questions relating to this distance learning course.

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    740 EXCLUDING VAT

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