Upcoming Webinar on Closing Strong: 2025 Accounting Update and Year- End Readiness
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December 4 , 1:00 ET Noon CT
This one-hour CPE session equips accounting and finance leaders with timely updates and practical guidance to navigate year-end audit challenges—spanning AI in reporting, evolving regulations, internal controls, and key risks to avoid.
What you’ll learn
How emerging forces such as AI, regulatory trends, and governance expectations are reshaping financial reporting and internal controls
How emerging forces such as AI, regulatory trends, and governance expectations are reshaping financial reporting and internal controls
How emerging forces such as AI, regulatory trends, and governance expectations are reshaping financial reporting and internal controls
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December 4 , 1:00 ET Noon CT
This one-hour CPE session equips accounting and finance leaders with timely updates and practical guidance to navigate year-end audit challenges—spanning AI in reporting, evolving regulations, internal controls, and key risks to avoid.
What you’ll learn
How emerging forces such as AI, regulatory trends, and governance expectations are reshaping financial reporting and internal controls
How emerging forces such as AI, regulatory trends, and governance expectations are reshaping financial reporting and internal controls
How emerging forces such as AI, regulatory trends, and governance expectations are reshaping financial reporting and internal controls
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Markets are now embracing IPOs across a wider range of sizes compared to recent years. After an extended period when the window was effectively shut off—first following tariff headlines and now with government funding noise—there is real conviction building for public exits, supported by a healthy pipeline.
That said, processes are taking longer, and companies are staying private longer. The implication for leadership teams is simple: add time to your critical path. If you think something might take 90 days, assume it will really take 120. If you think your data is ready, assume it isn’t—yet.
What this means for your company:
- Treat timing as a risk you can actively manage, not just endure.
- Treat timing as a risk you can actively manage, not just endure.
- Treat timing as a risk you can actively manage, not just endure.
Additional Information
Participants will earn 1 CPE credit
Learning Objectives: Understanding the registration statement process
Field of Study: Accounting
Prerequisites: N/A
Advanced Preparation: N/A
Program Level: Basic
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
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