Emma Bagshaw
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Emma Bagshaw

Director

Areas of expertise

  • International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)
  • UK Financial Reporting Standards (FRS 102)
  • Mergers & Acquisitions
  • Corporate simplifications and Group reorganisations
  • IPO support
  • GAAP conversions
  • Year end audit support
  • Consolidations and financial statement preparation

Experience

Emma provides financial reporting and accounting advice to a variety of clients, which include listed and non-listed businesses and household names, across a wide range of sectors.

Emma has assisted her clients in the preparation of technical accounting memos for transaction-led events such as acquisitions, group reorganisations and refinancing, provision of impact assessments and implementation support for new accounting standards.

Emma has an in-depth knowledge of FRS 102, IFRS and Company Law and has significant experience of working as part of cross-functional teams with Transaction Services, Valuations, Tax and Audit both internally and directly with her clients’ advisors.

Emma is fluent in German and French, and has a basic knowledge of Spanish. She previously spent 6 months at our former network firm in Germany.

Professional qualifications/memberships

Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (ICAEW)

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Beyond accounting: Why the new FRS 102 could disrupt UK manufacturing businesses

Changes to revenue recognition and leases for FRS 102 reporters aren’t just a compliance issue. They create a real risk that decisions are made using numbers and data that no longer mean what management thinks they do.

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Technology businesses thrive on disruption, but how will the FRS 102 changes impact the sector?

Technology businesses have, arguably, long been used to a frantic way of operating, prone to valuation fluctuations and rapid levels of growth or decline. However, with FRS 102 heavily impacting numerous sectors, is the tech sector in good stead to soften the impacts of the changes or, ultimately, will it be more vulnerable?

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