The world of leasing can be a new and complex space for many businesses. However, Quadrent has a history of helping companies cut through this complexity. We're experts in leasing, financing, and IFRS 16 compliance.
To help you feel confident in your asset management decisions, we've hosted numerous webinars with guest speakers from PwC, Deloitte and EY.
Browse all our previous webinars below.
Explore the critical but often overlooked synergy between lease accounting and lease management. Property teams typically focus on the commercial aspects of lease portfolios. Meanwhile, finance teams are tasked with adhering to IFRS 16. Both perspectives are essential, but too often, they operate in silos.
Find out more about the basics of leasing and some practical strategies around how it can reduce costs and free up cash immediately, to thrive in challenging times.
Explore actionable insights and real-life success stories from our clients who have successfully optimised their IFRS 16 process.
Discover the untapped potential of using leasing as an alternative debt option in today’s complex financial market.
Now is the time to make sure your IFRS 16 accounting compliance is up-to-date and accurate to ensure you aren’t caught out by any nasty surprises that impact your balance sheet reporting.
In a world where stakeholders demand transparency for decision-making, the reliance on data is only increasing. Find out how to use market data to benchmark, review and optimize your lease portfolio that will help you save money.
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) expectations are growing. Not just from an external stakeholder perspective, but also internally from employees who want to work for organisations that put people and the planet first.
With historically low-interest rates on the rise, this could be the compelling event to drive you to review your utilisation of leasing and look at the opportunities it can provide.
The transition to the AASB 16/IFRS 16 standard proved a challenge for many Australasian businesses and made a lasting impact on key balance sheet metrics.
Over the past 2-3 years we have seen year-end processes for IFRS 16 compliance begin with no precedent. In the rush for compliance, organisations adopted and adapted as best they could.
Even though IFRS 16 came into effect in 2019, banks are still looking at a company's balance sheet using the old standard. However, this will be changing soon and will have an impact on an organisation's financial decision making
We participated in a CPA Australia hosted webinar with Deloitte that focused on the importance of ensuring your IBR is up-to-date and correct, especially for modifications.
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As the end of the financial year approaches for many businesses in Australia, now is the time to make sure your IFRS 16 accounting compliance is up-to-date and accurate.
Let us show you how easy it is to save time and costs. Clients such as Vodafone, South 32 and QBE are IFRS 16 compliant using LOIS.
