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Hosted by the SEEP Network Financial Services Working Group (FSWG), this microLINKS Speaker's Corner will follow the July 15 After Hours Seminar on New Developments in MFI Reporting Standards. Building upon the live event, this online discussion will allow participants to contribute to gathering input on proposed lan...guage for additional financial reporting ratios for savings and capital adequacy.
Daily Topics: This three days of online discussion will include important new developments in reporting standards for the microfinance industry, including:
* Day 1 (July 21): Barriers and challenges to reporting, standards setting, and transparency in the microfinance industry, including update on SEEP Network’s Microfinance Reporting Standards Initiative, a sub-committee of the Financial Services Working Group
* Day 2 (July 22): Invite comment and feedback on draft language to update financial transparency and reporting by microfinance institutions by adding savings and capital adequacy ratios to best practices
* Day 3 (July 23): Consider International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and the impact XBRL and other developments will have and are already having upon the industry
