This document provides biographical and professional information about Rammohan N Bhave, the managing director of ConsultIFRS.com. It outlines his educational qualifications and professional experience working for 28 years in industry. It then summarizes the services offered by ConsultIFRS.com, including first time adoption of IFRS and Ind AS, ongoing compliance, valuation, consultancy, and training. Industry sectors that ConsultIFRS.com has experience implementing IFRS/Ind AS for and providing training to are also listed.
2. Rammohan N Bhave
Managing Director,
ConsultIFRS.com
Email : mohanbhave@gmail.com
mohanbhave@consultifrs.com
Mob : +91 9167446744
Copyrights reserved www.ConsultIFRS.Com
Collegian
B Com 1976
LL.B. (G) 1981
Professional
CA 1980
ICWA 1984
CS - 1987
Strategic
IIM (A) M & A
2005
SAP - 2000
Global
IFRS London 2009
Six Sigma 2009
XBRL 2009
3. Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
MY JOURNEY
Rammohan Bhave - 28 Years industry
Now IFRS, valuation, M & A, ECB, FDI, Listing on foreign stock exchange Consultant
& faculty
Mittal Europe 2006-09 MD & Chief Finance Director Europe
Gammon India 2004-06
Reliance Infocomm 2002- 04 Business Controller
Foundation software USA Y2K, Sing 2001, Australia 2002
Blue Star & Blue star infotech 1997 99 Mumbai - CFO
Mafatlal 1991 94 Surat 1995- 96 Mumbai
Crompton Greaves - 1980 to 1990 Nasik Started career
4. About ConsultIFRS.Com and implementation experts
Copyrights reserved www.ConsultIFRS.Com
Rammohan Bhave Limca record holder on IFRS, FCA, FCMA, ACS, Six Sigma Green
Belt, Dip. IFRS (ACCA,UK), Cert. IFRS (ICAI)
Worked in USA, Singapore, Australia and of late in London and Bulgaria for the Mittal
Group
Worked with reputed companies like Reliance Infocomm, Mittal Group, Blue Star Ltd,
Crompton Greaves etc.
Speaker at national cost conference in Jan 2011 held by ICWAI at Chennai
Speaker at National Company secretary conference at Hyderabad in Nov 2009
Felicitated by ICSI for special achievements FLAGBEARER OF THE PROFESSION on
14th August, 2015 at hands of Chief Minister Kerala & president ICSI
6. ConsultIFRS.com - Experience
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
Implemented IFRS and Ind AS to various organisations
Implementation of Ind AS is in process
Provided IFRS and Ind AS implementation training to more than 50
companies
Providing consultancy services on various complicated IFRS and
Ind AS issues
Clients in India as well as in the foreign countries like Qatar, Dubai,
7. ConsultIFRS- IFRS and Ind AS Implementation
industry sectors
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
Construction
Banking and financial
Publication
Mobile aggregator
Wind mill
Engineering
8. ConsultIFRS- IFRS and Ind AS training
industry sectors
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
Entertainment and
media
Power
Banking and financial
Wind mill energy
Reputed top
consultancy firms (CA,
CMA etc.)
Manufacturing
Energy
Government bodies
Publication
Electrical and consumer
lifestyle
Diamonds
Automobiles
Pharmaceuticals
Infotech
Wine
Institutes
9. ConsultIFRS.com - Practical implementation
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
First time adoption of IFRS and Ind AS
Ongoing compliance of accounts with IFRS and Ind AS
Valuation
Consultancy
Advisory opinions
10. Ind AS Training on implementation
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
Days Topics
1 1st time adoption
2 PPE
Intangibles
3 Investments
4 Revenue recognition
EPS
Defined benefits
5 Live exercise of conversion
11. Why Ind AS?
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
Investors are acting on a global market
M & A s happen using fair value standards of Ind AS
Cross border acquisitions possible only by using
common valuations thru Ind AS based financial
statements
12. Salient Features of IFRS - converged
Ind AS
Principle-based Standards
Applicable on separate as well as consolidated financial statements
Give more importance to concept of substance over form, i.e.,
economic reality of a transaction
Rely more on fair valuation approach, and measurements based on
time value of money
Require more disclosures of all the relevant information and
assumptions used
Require higher degree of judgment and estimates
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
13. Benefits to Capital Markets
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
Interest cost reduction
Credibility of local market to foreign investors
More cross-border investment
Efficient capital allocation
Comparability across political boundaries
Facilitates global education and training
14. Benefit to Companies
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
Lower cost of capital
Facilitates raising capital abroad
Integrated IT systems
One set of books + easier consolidation
Better understanding of financial statements from business
partners abroad
15. A principle based standard
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
No exceptions
Core principles (objectives)
No inconsistencies
Tied to conceptual framework
Judgement
Minimum guidance
16. Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
Adoption or convergence?
India signed G20 agreed to Go for IFRS from 1/4/11
Previous years accounts were 10-11
2010 issue came up
- Adoption or convergence
-Convergence was agreed
Prepared Indias convergent accounts with IFRS
Now after postponements finance minister Arun Jaitley has declared
voluntary 15-16 & mandatory from 16-17
18. Roadmap released by MCA on16th Feb 2015
1/4/15 voluntary e.g. Crompton Greaves
1/4/16 mandatory net worth >= 500 cr listed & unlisted
1/4/17 mandatory net worth > =250 cr unlisted Listed all remaining are
covered from 1/4/17
Net worth on 31/3/14
Any such company covered, it means its all groups companies are
covered holding, subsidiary, associate, joint ventures
Schedule III format of Ind AS financial statements by MCA declared Feb
2016
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
19. Roadmap for Implementation on Ind ASs
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
On 11 February 2016, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
circular RBI/2015-16/315
requires scheduled commercial banks to comply Ind AS
accounting periods beginning from 1 April 2018 onwards comparatives for ending 31
March 2018
both standalone & consolidated financial statements
This circular reiterates the timeline for Ind AS implementation by banks that was issued
by MCA - press release dtd 18 January 2016
further direction on critical issues that banks need to consider in their Ind AS
implementation plan
need to be in preparedness to submit proforma Ind AS financial statements to the
Reserve Bank from the half-year ended September 30, 2016, onwards & strategy for Ind
AS implementation, including the progress made in this regard. These disclosures shall
be made from the financial year 2016-17 until implementation
20. Thank you
Copyrights reserved
www.ConsultIFRS.Com
Contact & whatsapp :
+91 9167446744
Email:
mohanbhave@gmail.com
mohanbhave@consultIFRS.com
Rammohan N Bhave
Limca Record Holder on IFRS
FCA, FCMA, ACS, LL.B. (G.),
IFRS ICAI, Six sigma green belt.
Diploma in IFRS, ACCA, London