Description
This webinar will focus on how IFRS 18 is reshaping entities' financial performance reporting, by exploring :
o The key changes brought by IFRS 18 to IAS 1 and other standards;
o New structure of the statement of profit or loss, and the newly required subtotals;
o Assessment of specified main business activities and its implications;
o Impacts on different sectors (investment funds, commercial groups, banks);
o New guidance on classification of income and expenses from derivative instruments and foreign exchange differences; and
o Implementation issues and latest IFRIC decisions.
Target audience: Finance professionals, including accounting and consolidation managers, financial controllers, internal auditors, CFOs, board and audit committee members.
Our speakers
Nano
Mamageishvili
Partner
Nano is a Partner within EY Luxembourg’s Private Equity
practice and has over 13 years of audit experience in the investment funds
industry, specializing in IFRS and Luxembourg GAAP audits of private equity and
private credit funds. She leads audits of major private equity clients and
brings extensive experience from international, multi-location audit
engagements, including public interest entities. Nano is a Certified Public
Auditor (Réviseur d’Entreprises), ACCA practicing certificate holder,
and graduate of the INSEAD Sustainable Finance Programme.
Nader
Riachy
Partner
Nader is a Partner within EY Luxembourg’s Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) and Commercial practice, with nearly 18 years of international audit and assurance experience. He has extensive experience leading audits of large multinational and publicly listed companies, including IPO engagements, and possesses deep technical expertise in group audits, complex consolidations, and financial reporting under IFRS, Luxembourg GAAP, and US GAAP. Nader is a Certified Public Auditor (Réviseur d’Entreprises), a US Certified Public Accountant (CPA), and a UK Chartered Accountant (CA).
Gvantsa Tsutskirdze
Senior Manager
Gvantsa is a Senior
Manager within EY Luxembourg’s Private Equity practice, with over 10 years of
experience in auditing international groups and Private Equity-backed
structures. She has extensive experience leading complex cross-border audit
engagements, with a strong focus on consolidation processes and financial
reporting under IFRS, US GAAP and Luxembourg GAAP. Her background also includes
Private Equity investment vehicles and valuation-related matters, providing a
practical perspective on complex reporting challenges. In addition to her
client work, Gvantsa actively contributes to technical accounting and audit
training initiatives, developing and delivering professional training programs
on accounting and financial reporting topics. Gvantsa has been an ACCA member
for more than five years.
Henri Ulander
Senior Manager
Henri is a Senior Manager within EY Luxembourg’s Private Equity practice and is responsible for several of EY Luxembourg’s key audit clients. Henri has more than eight years of experience working with leading private equity houses across Europe and the United States and has developed particular expertise in auditing alternative investment structures.
Our Moderators
Frank Xiao Fan
Manager
Frank Xiao Fan is a Manager in EY Luxembourg’s IFRS Desk. He has over eight years of experience in IFRS advisory, specializing in technical accounting and financial reporting matters for the investment fund sector in Luxembourg. Before joining EY, he worked as an assistant technical staff at the IASB in London. He is a member of ACCA.
Associated Journal:
La Revue luxembourgeoise de comptabilité
The Luxembourg Accounting Review is the first journal entirely dedicated to the technical, legal, and practical aspects of accounting in Luxembourg.
It is designed to serve as a leading reference for accounting professionals—including chartered accountants, statutory auditors, finance directors, tax advisers, and in-house legal counsel—who are facing the rapid evolution of the legal and regulatory framework.
Each issue offers a multidisciplinary perspective combining academic commentary, case law analysis, best practices, and current developments, with a clear objective: to bridge accounting rigour with legal and tax certainty.
Edited by Yvan Stempnierwsky, the journal is supported by a multidisciplinary scientific committee bringing together renowned practitioners and academics.
Dates 08 October 2026
Time 9:30 a.m – 11:30 a.m
IFRS 18: Key Insights and Implementation Challenges
Webinar 1 : IFRS 18: Key Insights and Implementation Challenges – A focus on how IFRS 18 reshapes entities' financial performance reporting : Find out more here
Webinar 2 : IFRS 18: Key Insights and Implementation Challenges – Management-defined performance measures, aggregation and disaggregation, transition : how to tackle the new requirements : Find out more here
Registration :
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