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Accounting Judgement Under Uncertainty

Master the art of disciplined decision-making when IFRS rules meet real-world ambiguity.

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AdvancedUpdated May 23, 2026
Accounting Judgement Under Uncertainty

What You'll Learn

check_circleDistinguish between accounting judgements and estimations under IFRS.
check_circleIdentify patterns of management bias in provisions, impairments, and inventory valuations.
check_circleApply professional scepticism to challenge management assumptions and evidence quality.
check_circleDevelop robust documentation practices that link IFRS criteria to specific facts and evidence.
check_circleImplement judgement governance structures to mitigate model risk and ensure consistency.

About This Course

Navigating the complex landscape of modern financial reporting requires more than a rigid application of the rules; it demands astute professional judgment in the face of ambiguity. This course explores the critical role of decision-making and estimation when financial professionals operate under conditions of economic, operational, and regulatory uncertainty.

The curriculum examines the psychological, environmental, and ethical factors that influence accounting judgments, emphasizing the application of professional skepticism to mitigate cognitive bias. Through an in-depth exploration of highly subjective areas—such as fair value measurements, impairment testing, revenue recognition, and contingent liabilities—the course highlights methodologies for making, evaluating, and documenting defensible accounting estimates.

By analyzing complex scenarios where perfect information is unavailable, this overview illustrates the delicate balance between subjective estimation and objective compliance, equipping financial professionals with the theoretical insight needed to navigate gray areas with confidence, transparency, and precision.

Your Instructor

Alessio Faccia
Alessio Faccia

Assistant Professor in Finance | University of Birmingham Dubai

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Dr. Alessio Faccia, an accomplished academic and corporate trainer, has a distinguished finance, accounting, and business background. His expertise spans over 16 years, during which he has notably contributed to finance and accounting through his roles as an assistant professor, auditor, chartered accountant, CFO advisor, and corporate trainer. Dr. Faccia’sacademic journey includes prestigious roles at several universities, including the University of Birmingham and Coventry University, where he taught various finance and accounting modules. His extensive involvement in corporate training further enriches Dr. Faccia’s professional experience. He has provided training in diverse areas such as finance and accounting, management and HR, technology, oil and gas, and legal matters to many organizations. These organization encompass various sectors, including government bodies, financial institutions, energy companies, and real estate firms.. These organizations encompass various sectors, including government bodies, financial institutions, energy companies, and real estate firms. His proficiency is further demonstrated by his numerous publications, research contributions, and a strong academic record, underscoring his commitment to advancing knowledge in his field. Dr. Faccia’s work is a testament to his dedication to enhancing the skills and knowledge of professionals across various industries globally.

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