PwC Africa Podcasts: Recent Episodes
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Rethinking the use of TP principles in business and transitioning from JIBAR to ZARONIA by PwC Africa
Join us for an insightful episode featuring NextGen leader Ife Bakare, Executive Director at Medplus Pharmacy. Explore his remarkable journey within the family business, discover the transformative impact of mentorship, and uncover valuable wins and life lessons along the way.
In this podcast, we discuss the current dispute landscape in South Africa with specific focus on transfer pricing and what taxpayers need to do when faced with a transfer pricing audit.
In this episode, we discuss the transfer pricing considerations in the context of management services.
During this podcast, we will discuss the new Pillar I - Amount B developments and the impact this will have on South African taxpayers falling within the ambit of the new legislation.
We talk about the presentation and disclosure requirements for third party cell captive arrangements that are typically in the scope of IFRS 17.
During this podcast, we will discuss the new Pillar II developments and the impact this will have on inbound and outbound clients that are affected by this new legislation.
Marilyn Obasa-Osula, moderates this second part of the ESG podcast discussing the Africa Outlook post-COP 28 with Olufemi Osinubi, Partner and Advisory Leader, Omobolanle Adekoya, Partner Capital Markets and former NNPC Group ED and former MD, Nigeria LNG.
This podcast covers the basics of sale and leaseback accounting as well as the narrow-scope amendments to the requirements for sale and leaseback transactions in IFRS 16.
Join Peter Englisch, PwC’s Global Family Business Leader as he shares thoughts on setting up family businesses, managing ownership, succession planning, impact investing and building a lasting legacy.
The ESG and Sustainability Podcast discusses issues bothering around ESG and Sustainability. Discussing the just concluded COP28 and the impact on the Africa continent.
In this episode of our TP matters podcast, we will discuss the new draft rules around the customs processes to follow when there is a transfer pricing adjustment.
In the October edition of the Tax Recap Series, Ochuwa Alegeh and Seun Adu, Partner, Transfer Pricing discuss the Country by Country Reporting Regulations 2018 and a TAT ruling between Checkpoint Technologies BV versus FIRS.
In this episode, we are discussing the draft legislation released in respect of the introduction of Advanced Pricing Agreements in South Africa
PwC's Abimbola Banjo, Partner and Leader, Finance Advisory, West Africa and Commissioner Dafe Akpeneye discuss the ways to solve the energy crisis facing Nigeria as a nation.
In this episode of Let's Talk Energy, PwC's Pedro Omontuemhen, Partner & Energy Leader and Dr. Gabriel Ogbechie, Group Managing Director, Rainoil Limited discuss Subsidy Removal: Is there a silver lining?
In our continuing podcast series on the Finance Act, 2023, we focus on some of the Value Added Tax (“VAT”) changes that were proposed in the Act. Our indirect tax experts analyze the VAT changes.
Excise Duty has evolved from the ‘sin tax’ we knew and is now being used by the government as a revenue mobilization tool with several goods and services being taxed.
In this podcast, PwC Kenya tax team discuss some of the tax changes around Customs and the possible impact this could have on the economy in Kenya and the East Africa Community.
The most discussed Finance Act in Kenya's history - PwC Kenya looks at what is arguably the most discussed Finance Act in Kenya's history.
In this episode, PwC's Sylva Ifedigbo, Senior Manager, Clients and Markets Development and CEO of SpaceFinish Remi Dada discuss Designing the workplace of the future.
It's our very first video podcast of The Experience Pod! PwC's Emeka Chime, Associate Director, Tax and Aruoture Oddiri, News anchor at Arise News and Radio Broadcaster with Smooth 98.1 FM, as they discuss the disruptive effects of technology in the newsroom.
Chantal Maritz, PwC Strategy& Partner in Payments Transformation, speaks to Jan Pilbauer, former CEO of BankservAfrica, about South Africa’s journey to develop PayShap, an instant payment platform. Jan reflects on the collaborative journey to launch the solution to the market and highlights its modern, cloud-based platform architecture. He reflects how the payments industry came together for a bigger purpose: bringing South Africans greater digital financial inclusion to build a better financial future.
In this TP Matters podcast, we will discuss the draft Interpretation Note issued by the South African Revenue Service in connection with Associated Enterprises.
During this podcast we are discussing the interaction between the transfer pricing and customs provisions and key aspects that taxpayers need to be aware of.
In this episode of the Experience Pod, PwC's Ade Ogunsanya discusses with Awabah CEO Tunji Andrews on Paving the way for financial inclusion in the informal sector- Financial Planning and Retirement.
In this TP Matters podcast, we will discuss the draft Interpretation Note issued by the South African Revenue Service in connection with Associated Enterprises.
In this episode; Esiri Agbeyi, Partner, Private Clients & Family Business Leader and Claire Stirzaker, Partner, Private Client & Tax Boodle Hatfield LLP, London, talk on the topic: “Succession Planning: Cultural Nuances & Nextgen”.
We unpack accounting issues to be aware of when dealing with digital sales channels, including revenue disaggregation, principal/agent analysis and impairment.
In this episode of the Experience Pod, PwC's Ada Irikefe, Head of Disruption and Ugochukwu Obi-Chukwu, CEO of Nairametrics discuss Data as a service- Leveraging Data and Analytics for Better Outcomes.
In this podcast we’ll be discussing some of the key trends in Integrated Reporting seen in the 2022 Chartered Governance Institute of Southern Africa, or CGISA, Integrated Reporting Awards.
This podcast deals with the draft Interpretation Note ("IN") issued by SARS earlier this year. The panel unpacks some of the issues and challenges for taxpayers arising from the draft IN.
In this episode of the Experience Pod, PwC's Partner, Abimbola Banjo discusses the Nigerian SME space with Unwana Esang, CEO Primera MFB.
Some retailers have cell captive structures in place. We talk about how to identify a first and a third party cell captive arrangement and ponder the forthcoming IFRS 17 impacts.
Listen to PwC's Partner Akinyemi Akingbade and Mrs. Audrey Joe-Ezigbo, Co-Founder and DMD of Falcon Corporation Limited discuss how to unlock opportunities in a gas-powered economy in this episode.
The fifth episode of the "Engaging ESG" series will specifically focus on how ESG impacts the insurance industry.
In this episode you can look forward to learning about the key factors to consider in the valuation of policyholder liabilities and measurement of financial assets held by insurers as it relates to climate related risks together with the relevant required disclosures in the financial statements.
In this episode of the experience pod, Chiwueze Ihebuzor and Judith Okonkwo focus on understanding the XR market in Africa and it's potentials.
In this Episode of Let’s Talk Energy, Babatunde Olaniyi, Senior Manager, Corporate Tax in PwC, is joined by Moshood Olajide, ED, Finance at Ardova Plc, to discuss the Nigerian Oil and Gas sector & PIA
In this episode of the experience pod, Kenneth Erikume and Babs Ogundeyi discuss how Kuda is Disrupting Banking in Africa. Shares insights to strategic actions by Kuda to disrupt traditional banking.
Listen to PwC's Esiri Agbeyi speak on Family offices in this new episode of the NextGen podcast. She discusses the characteristics around family offices. Are they a fad or standard? Listen to find out
The first podcast in the TP Matters series deals with Advanced Pricing Agreements ("APAs") which the South African Revenue Service ("SARS") is planning to introduce in South Africa.
The fourth episode of the "Engaging ESG" series will specifically focus on how ESG impacts the retail industry.
In this episode you can look forward to; Understanding some of the building blocks of ESG for the Retail & Consumer industry, considering how changes in consumer trends can influence an impairment assessment (IAS 36) as well as exploring the interaction between ESG elements and the impact it can have on accounting for Property, Plant & Equipment (IAS 16).
In this episode Chijioke Uwaegbute and Osita Oparaugo discuss the future of African streaming through the innovations of Ogelle. The strategies put in place to making this achievable.
The pilot episode of the EUR podcast, 'Let's Talk Energy', PwC's Jide Adeola and Adeola Akinrinmade of Petralon Energy discuss the Marginal fields development in Nigeria.
In this episode of the experience pod, PwC's Tosin Labeodan and Dr. Olufemi Oyenuga of the Nigerian Exchange Group discuss the redefining of exchange with NGX.
The third episode of the "Engaging ESG" series will specifically focus on how ESG impacts the mining industry.
In this episode you can look forward to; Impairment of assets (IAS 36) considerations on net zero commitments, carbon tax and impairment of assets (IAS 36)as well as power purchase arrangements classification considerations.
In this episode of the Experience pod, PwC's Chiwueze Ihebuzor and Co-founder and CTO of Eden Life, Prosper Otemuyiwa shares insights on the past, present and future of domestic work in Africa.
NextGen Talks is an initiative of PwC Nigeria’s NextGen Club. In this episode Oswald Osaretin Guobadia speak about the African Entrepreneurship space, challenges and dynamics.
The second episode to the "Engaging ESG" series focus on how ESG impacts the banking industry.
In this episode you can look forward to: The focus on banks to incorporate ESG into their risk management frameworks and gaining insights on green loans for the lender.
Part two of the second episode to the "Engaging ESG" series focus on how ESG impacts the banking industry.
In this episode you can look forward to: Gaining insights on green loans for the borrower, expected credit loss considerations and disclosure requirements.
The Experience Podcast is a one-on-one interviewer-led podcast that discusses the adoption of relevant emerging technologies in this market. It will also explore trends and proven use cases for the solutions.
The Experience Podcast is a one-on-one interviewer-led podcast that discusses the adoption of relevant emerging technologies in this market. It will also explore trends and proven use cases for the solutions. The series will feature thought leaders, subject matter specialists, design thinkers and business leaders especially from organisation who are implementing these solutions to disrupt and transform their business.
In this episode, we discuss the IFRS accounting for the various forms of reliefs a landlord can provide to a lessee, in the form of lease payment forgiveness or deferrals. We also compare IFRS 16 (Leases) modifications and reassessments. https://www.pwc.co.za/en/publications/on-the-top-shelf.html
This episode of the "Engaging ESG" series will cover the following topics: Why ESG and sustainability reporting should be a focus area for companies, the different frameworks that entities should consider and latest ISSB Updates.
In this episode, PwC's Rukaiya El-Rufai, Partner, Sustainability & Climate Change, and Pearl Uzokwe, Director Governance and Sustainability Sahara Group, share insights on the roadmap to the energy transition.
PwC's Rukaiya el-Rufai, Partner, Sustainability & Change, and Mr. Chinua Azubike, CEO InfraCredit, share insights on Driving Sustainability and Innovation.
With significant developments in the retail and consumer market being driven by consolidation activity, this podcast brings some critical accounting reminders of areas often overlooked in the control assessment process in terms of IFRS 10.
The experience podcast is a PwC Nigeria podcast on Tech and the exploits in the industry. It cites certain issues and also solutions for the tech industry and sometimes the services of the tech world.
This latest podcast addresses the evolution to 5G and the types of arrangements entered into by operators together with the related accounting considerations.
This podcast highlights the impact of disruptors in the Telecommunications industry, being the COVID-19 pandemic and brings to light some interesting points on satellite technology.
NextGen Talks host and Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, Founder & General Partner, Future Africa, unpack "Digitising the family business: Getting the buy-ins."
PwC’s Nkiruka Aimienoho, Associate Director - Cybersecurity, and Adeoluwa Akomolafe, CISO WEMA Bank, discuss the trends transforming cybersecurity.
On the top shelf - Ep3: This episode discusses the accounting considerations for retailers subsequent to the civil unrest in South Africa - with a focus on June 2021 year ends.
PwC's Ada Irikefe, Head Disruption, and Dr. Femi Kuti, CEO Reliance HMO, discuss how technology is disrupting the health insurance industry.
Our guest is Ms. Nike Anani. She is a Family Business Practitioner, an entrepreneur, and a NextGener. This episode explores the dynamics of succession planning: do first-generation business owners prefer partial or full-control?
PwC’s Chinasa Ken-Ugwuh, NextGen Club Co-lead & Host, and Uzoma Dozie, CEO and Founder of Sparkle, discuss ‘Driving The Family Legacy - Course or Burden?’
This episode of our podcast discusses key practical elements that go into the determination of the IFRS 16 lease term. This episode also discusses how to account for COVID-19 rent concessions received
PwC's Chiwueze Ihebuzor and Victor Boyle Komolafe, Co-founder Capture Solutions, discuss sustainable supply chain in smallholder farming.
In this episode we unpack the accounting for sale and leaseback transactions where there are only variable lease payments, and how to account for a sale and leaseback in a corporate wrapper.
PwC's Femi Osinubi, Partner & WMA Technology Leader, and Elo Umeh, CEO Terragon Group, share insights on Digital Marketing, Data Privacy and Ad Fraud.
The gaming industry is a fast growing market globally. This episode shares insights on the future of gaming in Nigeria.
This is episode of the #ExperiencePod focuses on the disruption in Nollywood, and the potential to scale Nigeria's film industry.
Tune in to the latest podcast to gain insight on the top disclosure issues and topical areas that should be kept top of mind for the upcoming financial reporting period.
Deals with topical issues in IFRS that impacts clients that operate in the Retail & Consumer Industry.
In this episode, guests, Reni Folawiyo, founder of Alara, and Chef Tolu Erogbobo, founder Eros & Co, share insights on innovation in Nigeria's restaurant industry.
In this episode, our guest Ojoma Ochai, Regional Director, Arts and Creative Economy Programmes, Sub Saharan Africa, at the British Council Nigeria, joins us to share insights on how Nigeria's creative economy is being financed and shaped for the future.
In this podcast, our guests Olamidun Majekodunmi, Country manager at Nexford University, and Desiree Craig, VP product and technology at uLesson Education, discuss the future of education in Africa, the models driving the transformation we see today, and how technology is changing the landscape for the typical consumers.
IFRS 3, ‘Business Combinations’, has been amended to update the definition of a business. The amended definition will likely result in more acquisitions being accounted for as asset acquisitions.
In this episode, Renitha Dwarika, technical partner and Telecommunications specialist unpacks the new concepts introduced as a result of this amendment.
In this podcast, our guest Tosin Faniro-Dada, Head, Startups (Lagos Innovates) speaks about the role of Lagos in building the future of Nigeria from the lens of the Lagos Employment Trust Fund, and its initiatives such as Lagos Innovates.
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, rent concessions have been granted to lessees. Such concessions might take a variety of forms, including the forgiveness and deferral of lease payments.
In this episode, we talk about the IFRS 16 COVID-19-related rent concessions amendment. When are you in the scope of the amendment to IFRS 16? When is it effective? These questions and more are answered in this podcast.
One of the aspects of the transition to the new leasing standard that has been proven to be quite challenging in practice is the impact that IFRS 16 has on an entity’s impairment model. The interaction between the new leasing standard and the impairment standard, IAS 36, is not straight-forward. Renitha Dwarika, technical partner and Telecommunications leader, provides insights on these complexities and accounting considerations for the impairment calculation.
In this podcast our guest Eloho Gihan-Mbelu, the CEO of Endeavor Nigeria talks on how Endeavor is supporting Nigeria entrepreneurial ecosystem, the key challenges faced in the development of this ecosystem and the strategies being put in place to overcome them. We also explored the role that startups play in shaping Nigeria's economic future.
In this podcast we explore the current state of big Pharma, Merck's participation within the healthcare value chain in Nigeria and modern innovation in drug discovery. Our guest is Kingsley Udoakpan, Head of Global Research and Applied Solutions (English-speaking Sub-Saharan Africa) at Merck
In this podcast our guest Iyin Aboyeji, the CEO of Future Africa, shares his perspectives and analogies on community development in Africa.
This podcast explores the growing media industry – its evolving business models and how this industry is being shaped by technology. Our guests are Tokunbo Afikuyomi, the Editor-in-Chief at Stears Business and Vwoke Ighure, the Director of Strategy and Innovation at Business Day.
On this episode, we explore how technology is being adopted to improve healthcare delivery in Nigeria. Our guest is, Mr. Adegoke Olubisi, the CEO of Helium Health, and we'll be discussing with him on their approach to digitizing hospital and medical records in Nigeria.
Our focus in this episode is the FinTech space – the broader challenges on the corporate and capital market. How is this market expanding & how technology is driving new competition and innovation within this market? Our guest is Mr Uwa Agbonile, CEO of Infoware, a B2B financial software company in Africa.
Upskilling remains an important prerequisite to ensure relevance in this digital economy. In this episode we talk about the construction industry and models for upskilling in that industry. Our guest is Oare Ehimuea, CEO of OPL Academy, whose organisation is bringing digital upskilling models to the construction space.
In this episode, we talk about the notion of penalties and discuss the interaction between the useful life of non-removable leasehold improvements and the lease term under IFRS 16.
The Experience Podcast is a one-on-one interviewer-led podcast series that discusses the adoption of relevant emerging technologies in this market. It will also explore trends and proven use cases for the solutions. The series will feature thought leaders, subject matter specialists, design thinkers and business leaders especially from organisation who are implementing these solutions to disrupt and transform their business. The podcast will provide excellent listening material for impact-oriented professionals, researchers, developers and students who demand realistic and thought-provoking perspectives on the opportunities and challenges presented by these technologies in our environment.
The Experience Podcast is a one-on-one interviewer-led podcast series that discusses the adoption of relevant emerging technologies in this market. It will also explore trends and proven use cases for the solutions. The series will feature thought leaders, subject matter specialists, design thinkers and business leaders especially from organisation who are implementing these solutions to disrupt and transform their business. The podcast will provide excellent listening material for impact-oriented professionals, researchers, developers and students who demand realistic and thought-provoking perspectives on the opportunities and challenges presented by these technologies in our environment.
Determination of the lease term is a significant judgement under IFRS 16 Leases, which directly impacts the value of the lease liability and related right of use asset recognised. In this episode, we talk about the considerations in determining the lease term as well as the practical challenges encountered by operators in determining the lease term under IFRS 16.
In this episode, we talk about unit of account considerations in terms of IFRS 16 and why this is important. This key consideration can impact conclusions reached when evaluating leases under IFRS 16 if incorrectly identified, and therefore the resulting accounting model.
Listen to Dipthi Govind (Host) and Renitha Dwarika, Partner at PwC discussing the different types of long-term capacity arrangements and considerations of whether these arrangements contain leases, from the perspective of the lessee under IFRS 16.