2017 lease accounting survey: implementation progress report
PwC/CBRE 2017 lease accounting survey reveals progress companies companies have made to prepare for ASC 842, FASB's new lease accounting standard.
Helping organizations transform audit, risk, and compliance through data analytics.
In today’s digital age, data is king — but just warehousing every bit and byte isn’t the answer. It has to be the right data, in the right format, at the right time, in the right hands. A strategic and sustainable approach to data analytics and infrastructure can help companies harness data to monitor and prioritize threats, comply with regulations, and manage reporting responsibilities. But most business leaders only tap into a fraction of the data available to them to gain new insights and inform strategic decision-making. To address this gap, PwC’s Advanced Risk and Compliance Analytics Solutions practice works with companies across industries to develop customized, cost-effective technology solutions that focus on delivering the relevant, actionable intelligence that executives need to understand operations and manage critical risks.

PwC's Advanced Risk and Compliance Analytics Solutions team helps companies navigate the evolving risk, compliance, and reporting landscape.
PwC/CBRE 2017 lease accounting survey reveals progress companies companies have made to prepare for ASC 842, FASB's new lease accounting standard.
Learn potential solutions to overcoming the most significant challenges of the new standard
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Sweeping transformation of current lease accounting rules will have widespread impacts for nearly all companies. How should you prepare?
The new leasing standards pose a particularly difficult challenge when it comes to equipment, given the volume and decentralization common to equipment leases. However, a robust equipment lease management solution can provide benefits beyond compliance.
Without a robust data certification framework, executives can find it challenging to confirm that information reported to regulators is correct.
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As global supply chains grow in complexity, companies must safeguard themselves against vulnerabilities across their full vendor network. Advanced data analytics can provide continuous detection and remediation of vendor-related risk.
By avoiding common pitfalls and implementing data analytics holistically throughout the internal audit function, stalled analytics programs can be restarted.
Scott Greenfield
Advanced Risk and Compliance Analytics Solutions Leader
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