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Get ready for the new FRS 102 – This is what it means for your business

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22.05.25 at 09:00 GMT+1

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30 minutes

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Online

Karl Oscar Rosli

Karl Oscar Rosli

Product Owner IFRS 16

Pål Havneraas

Pål Havneraas

Head of Finance

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About webinar

Over 3 million small and medium-sized businesses in the UK will be affected by the newly updated FRS 102, which brings major changes to lease accounting and revenue recognition. These changes apply to accounting periods starting on or after 1 January 2026, meaning 2025 is the time to prepare.

While the updated framework is simpler than IFRS 16, it introduces important new requirements, including the need to bring most leases onto the balance sheet. If you want to stay ahead of the curve, now is the time to act.

Join us for a practical and insightful webinar that will help you understand the changes, identify what actions to take, and show you how to set up the right systems for compliance and control.

Reserve your spot today to make sure your business is ready for FRS 102!

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What is FRS 102 and how does it differ from IFRS 16?

Understand the key differences and what they mean for your reporting.

How to get started: what to think about and put in place

Learn how to prepare with smart planning, contract reviews, and system readiness.

What we’ve learned from IFRS 16 implementation

Hear real-world insights from companies that have already been through similar changes.

House of Control’s perspective and how we support our clients

Discover how our software simplifies lease accounting, reduces risk, and saves time.

Webinar hosts

Karl Oscar Rosli

Karl Oscar Rosli

Product Owner IFRS 16

Karl Oscar works as IFRS 16 team lead and product owner of our IFRS 16 solution. For the last 4 years he has been working closely with our customers to help them succeed with IFRS 16 lease accounting and contract management.

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Pål Havneraas

Pål Havneraas

Head of Finance

Pål works as Head of Finance and Controlling in House of Control. For the last 3 years he has been working in our Finance department, responsible for finance, reporting and budgeting activities. Prior to this he has 5 years of experience from audit and assurance in EY.

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