Click here to watch IESBA's April 5th webinar on the Board's recently released exposure draft Proposed Technology-related Revisions to the Code, which includes changes to the International Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (including International Independence Standards) (the Code). This one-hour zoom-based event also included an opportunity for stakeholders to participate in a questions and answers session with the presenters, Mr. Richard Huesken, IESBA member and Chair of the Technology Task Force, and Mr. Gregory Driscoll, IESBA technical advisor and member of the Technology Task Force.

The IESBA’s technology exposure draft represents the IESBA’s firm response to the transformative effects of technology by enhancing the Code’s robustness and expanding its relevance in an environment being reshaped by rapid technological advancements. The proposed amendments will guide the ethical mindset and behavior of professional accountants in business and in public practice as they deal with changes brought by technology in their work processes and the content of the services they provide. The proposed revisions build on the role and mindset changes that became effective last December, and the revised Non-Assurance Services (NAS) provisions that will become effective in December 2022.

Institute of Indonesia Chartered Accountants (IAI) recognize the importance of Indonesia’s G20 Presidency in 2022. Together with International Federation of Accountants (IFAC), IAI is actively contributing to the cause, particularly through the B20 Integrity & Compliance Task Force. We appreciate the opportunity to work with the Task Force and contribute to the B20’s discussion towards establishing its policy recommendations to the G20.

As part of EU Skills Week 2022, ACCA, IFAC and Green Finance Platform are thus delighted to welcome you to discuss with renowned experts from the European Parliament, the European Commission and the European Investment Fund, the OECD, academics and the accountancy profession what are the skills and education needed for finance professionals to play their part in contributing to the Green Transition.

Agustina Llambi is responsible for developing IPSAS and addressing constituents' needs. She works with Task Forces, IPSASB Members, and Technical Advisors to deliver on the IPSASB’s Work Program. Currently, she leads the Measurement Application Phase and Making Materiality Judgments projects. She also leads stakeholder engagement in Latin America, raising awareness, building alliances, and supporting regional initiatives to strengthen public financial management. Agustina led the development of the Property, Plant, and Equipment (IPSAS 45), the IPSASB's 2024-2028 Strategy and Work Program, and Reporting Sustainability Program Information—Amendments to RPGs 1 and 3: Additional Non-Authoritative Guidance.

Before joining the IPSASB, Agustina provided accounting advisory services to TD Bank - Wholesale Segment on complex accounting transactions and implementing new and amended accounting standards. Agustina has over 10 years of accounting professional experience in the private sector, specifically in financial institutions. She started her accounting career at Deloitte’s Audit Practice – Financial Institutions.

Agustina is a Canadian Chartered Professional Accountant with a Bachelor of Commerce (Honors) from Toronto Metropolitan University.