Webinar: IFRS 18: The New Standard for Presenting Financial Performance — How to Prepare Your Organization for 2027

IFRS 18 changes how financial performance is presented and introduces a new approach to the comparability of data and disclosures. During the webinar, we will discuss the practical implications of implementing the standard and outline actions that will help you prepare reporting processes and reduce the risks associated with the change.

Date: 5 March 2026
Time: 11:00–12:00
Topic: IFRS 18: The New Standard for Presenting Financial Performance — How to Prepare Your Organization for 2027

Training objective

The aim of the webinar is to present the practical consequences of implementing IFRS 18 and to indicate actions that will enable organizations to properly prepare their reporting ahead of 2027 and minimize implementation risks.

Benefits for participants

By taking part in the webinar, you will:

• understand how IFRS 18 will affect the presentation of financial performance,
• learn about new requirements for disclosures and data comparability,
• find out which organizational decisions are worth making ahead of 2027,
• receive practical tips for mitigating implementation risks,
• learn about possible forms of expert support during the change process.

Who should attend

The webinar is intended for:

• Chief Financial Officers (CFOs),
• Chief Accountants and financial reporting teams,
• Financial Controllers,
• IFRS reporting specialists,
• Management Board members and those overseeing financial reporting.

Agenda

• Key assumptions and structure of IFRS 18
• The most important changes to the presentation of the statement of profit or loss
• New disclosure and data comparability requirements
• The impact of IFRS 18 on results, KPIs and management reporting
• Preparatory actions — what is worth planning ahead of 2027

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Speaker

Krystian Kosiorek — Audit Manager at PKF Polska
Statutory auditor No. 13802. Holds an accounting certificate issued by the Polish Minister of Finance. He gained professional experience in auditing financial statements and financial reporting in reputable audit firms. Professionally associated with PKF Consult. He conducts audits of annual and consolidated annual financial statements prepared in accordance with the Polish Accounting Act as well as IFRS. Graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) and the University of Łódź.