Topics the session may include:

IFRS 15 – Revenue from contractors with customers

• An overview of the implications of adopting the new revenue standard, including an overview of the 5 step process for analyzing a contract and determining implications.
• Long term impacts and best practice management of new processes.

IFRS 16 – Leases

• An overview of the implications of adopting the new leasing standard, including how to identify a lease, differences from existing accounting guidance and application to Vermilion Energy Corporation.
• Critical dates and timeline for implementation, including activities to adoption in January 1, 2019.
• Long term impacts and best practice management of new processes.

IFRS 9 – Financial Instruments

• An overview of the implications of adopting the new financial instruments standard, including differences in measurement and recognition, disclosure requirements and implication for hedge accounting
• Critical dates and timeline for implementation, including activities to adoption in January 1, 2019.
• Long term impacts and best practice management of new processes.

Learning outcomes: Participants will benefit from developing further knowledge and skills in general accounting topics applicable to the company. For example, new standards in IFRS, US GAAP or ASPE are commonly introduced.

Training hours: 8 hours
Number of participants: Between 10 – 20
Average cost per participant: $1000
Method of Instruction: Lecture
Instructor: Jason Novakovski
Minimum participants: 11

This session will include the following:

• Different policy forms – gross profits and gross earnings
• Discussion of indemnity periods
• How insurance values are calculated

Learning outcomes: The participants will benefit from learning about the hot topics in insurance claims and common mistakes made by insureds with respect to insurance claim preparation.

Training hours: 2 hours
Number of participants: Between 10 – 20
Average cost per participant: $250
Method of Instruction: Lecture
Instructor: Craig Burkhart

This session will include the following: Participants will learn about the formal and informal restructuring options available to companies experiencing financial difficulties

Learning outcomes: The participants will benefit from learning about the strategies for working with various stakeholders including lenders, trade creditors and other stakeholders.

Training hours: 2 hours

Number of participants: Between 10 – 20
Average cost per participant: $250
Method of Instruction: Lecture
Instructor: Bob Taylor

This session will include the following: Formal and informal restructuring options available to companies experiencing financial difficulties

Learning outcomes: The participants will benefit from furthering their knowledge on the processes for working through the options for companies experiencing financial difficulties.

Training hours: 1 hour
Number of participants: Between 10 – 20
Average cost per participant: $125
Method of Instruction: Lecture
Instructor: Jamie Avey

This session will include the following topics related to share purchase agreements:

• Closing mechanics – locked-box Vs Closing accounts
• Importance of clear definitions – working capital, debt etc.
• Defining a clear transaction structure (for e.g. carve out scenario)
• Representation and warranties

Learning outcomes: The participants will benefit from furthering their knowledge on all aspects of share purchase agreements.

Training hours: 2 hours
Number of participants: Between 10 – 20
Average cost per participant: $250
Method of Instruction: Lecture
Instructor: Jamie Avey

This session will include the following topics:

• Buy-side vs. sell-side diligence
• Vendor due diligence vs. vendor assist
• Financial, tax, commercial/technical diligence

Learning outcomes: The participants will learn what is comprised of due diligence as well as the different types of due diligence. They will also learn how to generate value from normalized EBITDA and normalized working capital.

Training hours: 2 hours
Number of participants: Between 10 – 20
Average cost per participant: $250
Method of Instruction: Lecture
Instructor: Jamie Avey

This session will include the following:

• Overview of the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)
• Relevant definitions
• Comparison to similar global legislation (e.g. Canada's Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act)
• Recent trends in corruptions cases

Learning outcomes: Through relevant case studies, participants will understand the applicability of the FCPA and consideration of corruption risk at their organization.

Training hours: 2 hours
Number of participants: Between 10 – 20
Average cost per participant: $250
Method of Instruction: Lecture
Instructor: Maria Warner

This session will include the following: Accounting implications of industry relevant transactions and activities, potentially including:

• Testing and accounting for impairments;
• Reserve report implications;
• Reclamation liabilities;
• Depletion; and / or
• Capital and operating accruals.

Learning outcomes: Participants will benefit from an increased understanding of unique accounting issues relevant in the oil and gas industry and how to detect and account for them.

Training hours: 2 hours
Number of participants: Between 10 – 20
Average cost per participant: $250
Method of Instruction: Lecture
Instructor: Nick Marach

This session will include the following:

• Understanding the drivers that make a successful organization;
• Best practices on setting the Finance Vision and establishing guiding principles;
• Completion of interactive activities with the team that allow them to align organizational needs with the role of Finance through exercises involving Finance Organization strategic goals and aspirations, Barriers and Future Attributes of Finance Organization.

Learning outcomes: Participants will benefit from learning best practices on the importance of developing a Finance Vision and Guiding Principles and learning about the changing role of Finance impacted by changing technologies and business environments.

Training hours: 6 hours

Number of participants: Minimum 10

Average cost per participant: $1,000

Method of Instruction: Lecture

Instructor: Darren Liviniuk