Webinar

Implementing circular economy initiatives effectively and consistently can be good for business, good for society and good for the environment.

Following last year's success, the Chartered Accountants Ireland Sustainability Conference will return to our 2022 programme.

A recent academic paper, published by the European Central Bank, suggests so. Join us for an online conversation with two of the authors of the ECB Working paper, “Does gender diversity in the workplace mitigate climate change?”, to hear a fresh look at listed company disclosures helps provide statistical insights into how empowering more women managers can support companies’ actions to reduce their CO2 emissions.

(hosted by ICAEW North West) Concerns about modern forms of slavery have become increasingly prominent in the minds of the public as well as in policy environments. How these concerns translate into the work of accountants, however, are less well understood.

The New Zealand Tax Update session will cover recent tax changes and upcoming developments, an overview of the interest limitation rules and how they apply, and new reporting and record keeping requirements for NZ domestic trusts as well as a number of other topics.

In this webinar, Rob Mastrodomenico will look at the fundamental principles behind the beautiful game, specifically how you can characterise what is important and not important in a match between two sides.

Rob will introduce a machine learning approach applied to football. The method assumes goals scored by each team can be modelled allowing us to obtain ability parameters for each team.

Join us on 13th October at 08:00 BST for the 3rd in Chartered Accountants Worldwide's Difference Makers series. The latest webinar has Chartered Accountants sharing how to communicate sustainability plans effectively within an organization.  For USA based members the timing is a little early but if you register and don't attend, you will be sent a link to the subsequent recording when available.

Join The Financial Times Chief UK Business Correspondent, Daniel Thomas as he leads a truly global panel of experts to guide you on how can you ensure your organisation’s environmental statements are accurate and would not be susceptible to allegations of greenwashing.