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Bundle package: ACCA Hong Kong accounting updates series 2026

ACCA Hong Kong is delighted to have invited experts from the Big Four firms to deliver the ACCA Hong Kong accounting updates series 2026

Overview

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The bundle package includes four webinars on the following topics:

 

  • Navigating the new presentation and disclosure requirements of IFRS 18 and IFRS 19
  • HKFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers - Practical Issues
  • Accounting for digital assets
  • Reporting what matters: IFRS Climate Risk in the Financials and TNFD Overview

Navigating the new presentation and disclosure requirements of IFRS 18 and IFRS 19 l 16 April 2026 l 18.30-20.00 l Cantonese l 1.5 CPD units

A) HKFRS 18: Navigating the new requirements for financial performance reporting

  • A new structure of the income statement: new categories and subtotals
  • When investing in assets and/or providing financing to customers is the main business activity
  • Bringing new disclosure discipline to management-defined performance measures
  • Presenting information by aggregation and disaggregation
  • Consequential amendments on cash flow statement

B) HKFRS 19: Simplified financial reporting for eligible subsidiaries

 

HKFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers - Practical Issues l 30 April 2026 l 18.30-19.30 l Cantonese l 1 CPD unit

  • Principal/Agent determination
  • Consideration payable to a customer
  • Digital goods and services

 

Accounting for digital assets l 28 May 2026 l 18.30-20.00 l Cantonese l 1.5 CPD units

  • Background and recent developments in Hong Kong
  • Blockchain technology: an introduction
  • Fundamental accounting principles for digital assets
  • Accounting for cryptocurrencies, stable coins, and other commonly seen digital assets
  • Accounting considerations for more complex issues

 

Reporting what matters: IFRS Climate Risk in the Financials and TNFD Overview l 24 June 2026 l 18.30-19.30 l Cantonese l 1 CPD unit

  • Key principles for disclosing uncertainties in the financial statements illustrated using climate-related examples
  • Other disclosure examples in ESMA report
  • Taskforce on Nature related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) framework: purpose, key components, and how organisations can begin to identify, assess, and disclose nature related risks and opportunities in line with emerging expectations

Navigating the new presentation and disclosure requirements of IFRS 18 and IFRS 19 l 16 April 2026 l 18.30-20.00 l Cantonese l 1.5 CPD units

Catherine Tang, Director, KPMG

Catherine Tang is an IFRS specialist in dealing with a wide range of accounting issues under IFRS/HKFRS. She has nearly 20 years of experience in providing technical and accounting advisory services to KPMG’s audit clients in Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong SAR. Apart from being a member in the Disclosure working group of the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Catherine also actively participates in the global technical discussions on presentation and disclosures matters, in particular the practical issues from IFRS 18.

Orville Shiu, Senior Manager, KPMG

Orville Shiu is a Senior Manager in KPMG’s Audit Quality and Professional Practice. He specialises in supporting the firm and its clients with a wide range of IFRS/HKFRS financial reporting issues, including revenue, presentation etc. He regularly delivers training inside and outside the firm on financial reporting topics including IFRS 18.

 

HKFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers - Practical Issues l 30 April 2026 l 18.30-19.30 l Cantonese l 1 CPD unit

Gigi Lam, Partner, Deloitte China

Gigi Lam is a partner of the National Technical Department of Deloitte China. In her current role, she gives advice to clients on applications of IFRS/HKFRS Accounting standards and provides accounting technical support to clients' transactions and IPOs. Additionally, she is a frequent speaker at IFRS/HKFRS Accounting Standards training sessions, both internally for audit practitioners and externally to clients or accountancy bodies. She had also spent several years in audit practice in Hong Kong, where she served listed and multinational clients from a variety of sectors including retail, manufacturing, real estate and transportation. Gigi is a member of the HKICPA.

 

Accounting for digital assets l 28 May 2026 l 18.30-20.00 l Cantonese l 1.5 CPD units

Joe Ng, Partner, Professional Practice, EY

Joe Ng is a partner within professional practice department of Ernst & Young in Hong Kong. Joe has over 25 years of experience in providing accounting advisory and auditing services to financial institutions in Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong SAR, including large state-owned banks and international banks. He is experienced in accounting for financial instruments, in particular accounting for hedges, securitisation and structured products, and cryptocurrencies. He is the Chairman of the Financial Reporting Standards Committee of the HKICPA and a member of the HKICPA’s advisory panel on financial instruments. Through the global network of EY IFRS professional group, he provides comments on IFRS developments and advises on accounting matters for EY clients across the globe. 

Addy Ng, Senior Manager, EY

Addy Ng is a senior manager within professional practice department of EY assurance practice at Ernst & Young in Hong Kong. He is experienced in accounting for financial instruments, such as classification of equity and liabilities and expected credit loss measurement.

Addy has over 10 years of experience in providing accounting advisory and auditing services to both corporate entities and financial institutions in Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong SAR.

 

Reporting what matters: IFRS Climate Risk in the Financials and TNFD Overview l 24 June 2026 l 18.30-19.30 l Cantonese l 1 CPD unit

Shelley Ip, Director, Corporate Reporting Services, PwC

Shelley Ip is a Director in PwC’s Global Corporate Reporting Services Group, based in Hong Kong, specialising in IFRS/HKFRS, including consolidation, business combinations, revenue recognition, income taxes, share-based payments and employee benefits.

With over 17 years in accounting consulting and prior auditing experience across commercial and industrial sectors, Shelley advises on technical accounting issues in capital markets transactions and provides ongoing support to listed issuers and other financial statement preparers across various industries, focussing on consumer markets, industrial products, technology and real estate.

Shelly is a member of Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accountancy from the City University of Hong Kong.

Daisy Chee, Associate Director, Sustainability Consulting, PwC

Daisy Chee is a seasoned sustainability practitioner with approximately 15 years of experience across consulting, in-house corporate roles, and non-profit organisations. Currently at PwC, she provides sustainability advisory services focused on ESG reporting, climate change and environmental matters for clients.

Throughout her career, Daisy has developed sustainability reports and enhanced ESG practices for publicly listed companies. She has helped companies set climate-related targets, develop low-carbon transition plans and perform scenario analysis. She has also supported companies in adopting the TNFD framework, including the identification of nature-related issues and disclosures in line with TNFD recommendations. Prior to joining PwC, she served on in-house sustainability teams across organisations in the energy and forestry sectors.

Daisy is a Certified ESG Analyst (CESGA) and has credentials in sustainability and climate risk, sustainable finance and data science. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biotechnology from The Chinese University of Hong Kong and a Master of Philosophy in Genetics from The University of Hong Kong.

  • The four webinars are conducted in Cantonese.
  • The four webinars are broadcast via ON24.
  • Each enrolee will receive an email confirmation including the webinar access links and passwords after successful registration.
  • On-demand versions are available after one day of each of the live webinars. Enrolee can access the recorded webinars until 31 March 2027.
  • Enrolee’s own attendance record can be downloaded in the webinar platform after attending each of the webinars.
  • The series is under ACCA’s Subsidy CPD Scheme. In the Scheme, three percent of seats of our selected CPD events are open on a complimentary and first-come, first-served basis to members who are currently entitled to reduced subscription and retired members on ACCA’s register. ACCA Hong Kong reserves the right to determine which CPD events are included under the Subsidy CPD Scheme. If you are eligible for the Scheme and would like to join the series, please drop us an email to hkinfo@accaglobal.com for enquiries.

Price

Member 450 HKD

Affiliate 450 HKD

Approved employer 675 HKD

Student 450 HKD

Public 900 HKD

Location

Hong Kong SAR of China

Date & time

On demand

Enquiries

Email enquiries hkinfo@accaglobal.com

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