An increasing number of companies worldwide are using bitcoin and other digital assets for a host of investment, operational, and transactional purposes. Crypto native startups are providing valuable infrastructure support and many are experiencing explosive growth. At the same time, mature corporates across all industries are evaluating the use of crypto as an investment, as a form of payment, or as a way to integrate programable funds and smart contracts into business. One thing is consistent – the technology, the regulatory environment and the control considerations can be challenging, but are evolving rapidly. In this session, you will hear from the leaders of Deloitte’s Blockchain & Digital Assets Practice as we discuss business and regulatory considerations across relevant blockchain and digital asset use cases.

Mark Vitner, managing director for Wells Fargo Securities, LLC, will provide his yearly analysis and predictions on global, national, regional and local trends impacting the economy.

During this session, Deloitte professionals will provide quick takes on hot topics for finance leaders. The session will consist of four 30-minute segments, focusing on ESG strategies; finance automation; SOX and internal controls; and key considerations for both IPOs and SPACs.
Participants are encouraged to attend the full session and answer polls to earn CPE credit.

This session is designed to qualify as a Colorado Rules and Regulations course, as defined by the Colorado State Board of Accountancy. In addition, Colorado Rules and Regulations meets a portion of Colorado's regulatory and Board biennial ethics requirements for CPAs. This course discusses the Colorado Statutes and Rules that pertain to CPAs licensed to practice in the state of Colorado. Attendees will become familiar with the Colorado Revised Statutes, the Rules of the State Board of Accountancy, and the Policies adopted by the Board currently in effect and how the statutes, rules, and policies pertain to them. This session is eligible for up to 2 CPE credits.

The course will cover changes to CPE, licensure expiration and guide you on a deep dive into Michigan’s accountancy law and administrative rules. You’ll explore case studies and get answers on licensure and compliance with Michigan’s accountancy act.

This two-hour ethics course may satisfy the annual Virginia Board of Accountancy’s ethics requirement.

Join us for a conversation among Indianapolis community and business leaders focused on the city’s role as a host for the 2022 College Football Playoff and the broad economic impact for the city.

Join us for a two-part discussion where Deloitte leaders will discuss modern finance technologies, including digital capabilities and data analytics. In addition, gain insights into how organizations can create a cyber-minded culture and become stronger, faster, and more resilient in the face of persistent and ever-changing cyber threats.

Join us for a discussion with a Tennessee leader focused on diversity, equity & inclusion topics relevant to the local market. This session will be eligible for CPE.

Set and manage ethical expectations in all aspects of your career while fulfilling The Accountancy Board of Ohio’s professional standards requirement. Improve your understanding of how societal shifts in moral and ethical behavior are changing systems, processes, and impacting decision making in business today. In addition to reviewing professional standards applicable to CPAs, this ethics examines key concepts in living out ethics in the workplace for all professionals. 

This Annual Emerging Issues and Technical Accounting Update Banking Session will provide insights and practical guidance around emerging issues and technical accounting topics applicable to the banking industry. Topics to be discussed include an update on the current state and outlook of the banking industry, a feature on Women in FSI, and we’ll conclude with a tax specific update for the banking industry.

This Technical Accounting Update will provide insights and practical guidance around emerging issues and technical accounting topics applicable to the insurance industry. Topics to be discussed include the state of the industry, GAAP and STAT accounting updates, a feature on Women in FSI, and we’ll conclude with a tax specific update for the insurance industry.

This session includes general ethics training, what can threaten a commitment to ethics and attendees will also hear about what’s happening at the local level in regard to the Nebraska economy.

Join other Texas participants to hear this State of Texas regulatory and licensing update. Speakers will provide information on current legislature and accounting licensing activities along with their perspectives for practitioners.

This course covers not only basic ethical frameworks, but also specific rules governing CPA practice and responsibilities. It concludes with a section on how a CPA can put his or her ethics into action. Attendees will be able to identify characteristics of an ethical leader and apply the steps of a Problem-solving Process to ethical dilemmas. Ethics CPE credits will be presented and managed by a third-party.

During this Upstate New York local session, participants will have the opportunity to gain insights on the current drivers for transformation in finance and how the evolution of finance work is accelerating due to COVID-19 as well as identify ways to cultivate the workforce of the future and the implications and considerations of a mobile workforce.