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Reserve Accounting & Reporting for the resources sector

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Delegates to the seminar will be able to listen to industry leaders like KPMG’s Brent Steedman, the Australian School of Petroleum’s Professor Reidar Bratvold, PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Tim Goldsmith, Rio Tinto’s Niall Weatherstone and many more discuss the immediate and critical issues of reserve accounting and reporting.

Day One, which focuses entirely on the oil and gas sector, will see topics as wide ranging as The Importance of Reserves Definitions, Finance, The Adoption of International Accounting Standards and more.

Day Two will focus on the mining industry and cover topics like International Standards for Reporting of Mineral Resources & Reserves, Compliance Issues for Local & Offshore Explorers Reporting to the ASX, Corporate Governance & Sarbanes Oxley and much, much more.

For those interested in attending, price of admission for each separate bookable day is A$1,424.50 (inclusive of GST). To attend both days, price of admission is A$2,194.50 (inclusive of GST and a free 6-month subscription to AJM).

For more information, visit http://www.theajmonline.com or: Tel: +61 2 9290-4307. E-mail: [email protected]

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