Presented by Financial Executives International
1 Hour
Presentation Materials:
Recent increases in the volume and complexity of initial public offerings and mergers and acquisitions have increased the focus on pro forma financial information. Pro forma financial information presents historical balance sheet and income statement information adjusted as if a transaction had occurred at an earlier time. This information is intended to help investors understand the impact of a significant transaction, such as a business combination, by showing how it might have affected the historical financial statements. Companies face challenges when applying the requirements to different transactions and determining the appropriateness of pro forma adjustments.
Learning objectives:
- Events requiring pro formas
- Common examples of pro forma adjustments and what to look for
- Frequent areas of SEC staff comments
- Other considerations for pro forma financial information and disclosures
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