Gross Profit - are we still all getting it wrong?
In this IIL joint property/LBIA lecture Damian and Steven presented the results of the latest (fourth) CILA survey with regards to the adequacy of BI cover, and refreshed relevant recommendations in the BI report published by CILA/IIL/CII in October 2012.
Whilst the BI 2012 report provided recommendations to address ongoing problems, the degree to which wordings have changed has been limited. This lecture looked at the problems caused by the difference definitions of Gross Profits and purchases.
By the end of this lecture members:
- Will be in possession of the summarized points from the most recent BI survey
- Be re-energised to revisit the 2012 BI report
Speakers Bios:
Damian Glynn is a published author, regular speaker and expert witness on BI issues in the UK and abroad.
Steven Nock is the head of BI for Crawford, and an expert witness and trainer on Business Interruption matters.
Chair:
Paul Isaac, Partner, Matson Driscoll & Damico UK LLP, Forensic Accountants.
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