Helene KHLOT, Confluences' Head of Operations, contributed key insights at the Cambodia Accounting Forum 2024 and mentored students in the CFA Research Challenge. Her participation highlighted the role of CIFRS standards and practical finance experience in shaping Cambodia’s financial future.
At the Cambodia Accounting Forum 2024, Helene KHLOT joined the panel “Lessons Learned, Opportunities, and Challenges in Adopting CIFRS and CIFRS for SMEs.” She emphasized the importance of Cambodian International Financial Reporting Standards (CIFRS) to foster transparency, stability, and growth in the country’s economy. Helene’s insights on CIFRS adoption highlighted the benefits of these standards for strengthening Cambodia’s business environment and attracting international investors.
The two-day event united financial professionals and regulators to discuss the evolution of Cambodia’s financial landscape. Topics included CIFRS implementation, regulatory developments, and strategies for talent development in the accounting field. Helene stressed that “standardized financial practices like CIFRS are essential to support Cambodia’s economic development and build trust among investors.”
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In addition to her forum contributions, Helene served as an industry mentor for the CFA Research Challenge in Cambodia. In this competition, students analyze a public company’s financial health and recommend investment strategies to a panel of judges. Helene guided her team in financial modeling and presentation skills, noting that “mentoring young analysts as they apply finance concepts to real scenarios is inspiring, and their perspectives are precious.”
Through her participation in both events, Helene demonstrates Confluences' commitment to a transparent financial sector and Cambodia's well-equipped finance talent pool. Confluences actively promotes an investment-ready ecosystem through mentorship and sharing best practices in financial management, reporting, and compliance.
Confluences continues to bridge international business with Cambodia, focused on establishing structured financial practices and transparency. This commitment to global standards and knowledge-sharing strengthens Cambodia’s reputation and appeal to foreign investors.
For more information on Confluences' financial consulting and market entry services, contact Monica MECH at monica.mech@confluences.asia.
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Helene KHLOT, Confluences' Head of Operations, contributed key insights at the Cambodia Accounting Forum 2024 and mentored students in the CFA Research Challenge. Her participation highlighted the role of CIFRS standards and practical finance experience in shaping Cambodia’s financial future.
At the Cambodia Accounting Forum 2024, Helene KHLOT joined the panel “Lessons Learned, Opportunities, and Challenges in Adopting CIFRS and CIFRS for SMEs.” She emphasized the importance of Cambodian International Financial Reporting Standards (CIFRS) to foster transparency, stability, and growth in the country’s economy. Helene’s insights on CIFRS adoption highlighted the benefits of these standards for strengthening Cambodia’s business environment and attracting international investors.
The two-day event united financial professionals and regulators to discuss the evolution of Cambodia’s financial landscape. Topics included CIFRS implementation, regulatory developments, and strategies for talent development in the accounting field. Helene stressed that “standardized financial practices like CIFRS are essential to support Cambodia’s economic development and build trust among investors.”
In addition to her forum contributions, Helene served as an industry mentor for the CFA Research Challenge in Cambodia. In this competition, students analyze a public company’s financial health and recommend investment strategies to a panel of judges. Helene guided her team in financial modeling and presentation skills, noting that “mentoring young analysts as they apply finance concepts to real scenarios is inspiring, and their perspectives are precious.”
Through her participation in both events, Helene demonstrates Confluences' commitment to a transparent financial sector and Cambodia's well-equipped finance talent pool. Confluences actively promotes an investment-ready ecosystem through mentorship and sharing best practices in financial management, reporting, and compliance.
Confluences continues to bridge international business with Cambodia, focused on establishing structured financial practices and transparency. This commitment to global standards and knowledge-sharing strengthens Cambodia’s reputation and appeal to foreign investors.
For more information on Confluences' financial consulting and market entry services, contact Monica MECH at monica.mech@confluences.asia.
Helene KHLOT, Confluences' Head of Operations, contributed key insights at the Cambodia Accounting Forum 2024 and mentored students in the CFA Research Challenge. Her participation highlighted the role of CIFRS standards and practical finance experience in shaping Cambodia’s financial future.
At the Cambodia Accounting Forum 2024, Helene KHLOT joined the panel “Lessons Learned, Opportunities, and Challenges in Adopting CIFRS and CIFRS for SMEs.” She emphasized the importance of Cambodian International Financial Reporting Standards (CIFRS) to foster transparency, stability, and growth in the country’s economy. Helene’s insights on CIFRS adoption highlighted the benefits of these standards for strengthening Cambodia’s business environment and attracting international investors.
The two-day event united financial professionals and regulators to discuss the evolution of Cambodia’s financial landscape. Topics included CIFRS implementation, regulatory developments, and strategies for talent development in the accounting field. Helene stressed that “standardized financial practices like CIFRS are essential to support Cambodia’s economic development and build trust among investors.”
In addition to her forum contributions, Helene served as an industry mentor for the CFA Research Challenge in Cambodia. In this competition, students analyze a public company’s financial health and recommend investment strategies to a panel of judges. Helene guided her team in financial modeling and presentation skills, noting that “mentoring young analysts as they apply finance concepts to real scenarios is inspiring, and their perspectives are precious.”
Through her participation in both events, Helene demonstrates Confluences' commitment to a transparent financial sector and Cambodia's well-equipped finance talent pool. Confluences actively promotes an investment-ready ecosystem through mentorship and sharing best practices in financial management, reporting, and compliance.
Confluences continues to bridge international business with Cambodia, focused on establishing structured financial practices and transparency. This commitment to global standards and knowledge-sharing strengthens Cambodia’s reputation and appeal to foreign investors.
For more information on Confluences' financial consulting and market entry services, contact Monica MECH at monica.mech@confluences.asia.
Helene KHLOT, Confluences' Head of Operations, contributed key insights at the Cambodia Accounting Forum 2024 and mentored students in the CFA Research Challenge. Her participation highlighted the role of CIFRS standards and practical finance experience in shaping Cambodia’s financial future.
At the Cambodia Accounting Forum 2024, Helene KHLOT joined the panel “Lessons Learned, Opportunities, and Challenges in Adopting CIFRS and CIFRS for SMEs.” She emphasized the importance of Cambodian International Financial Reporting Standards (CIFRS) to foster transparency, stability, and growth in the country’s economy. Helene’s insights on CIFRS adoption highlighted the benefits of these standards for strengthening Cambodia’s business environment and attracting international investors.
The two-day event united financial professionals and regulators to discuss the evolution of Cambodia’s financial landscape. Topics included CIFRS implementation, regulatory developments, and strategies for talent development in the accounting field. Helene stressed that “standardized financial practices like CIFRS are essential to support Cambodia’s economic development and build trust among investors.”
In addition to her forum contributions, Helene served as an industry mentor for the CFA Research Challenge in Cambodia. In this competition, students analyze a public company’s financial health and recommend investment strategies to a panel of judges. Helene guided her team in financial modeling and presentation skills, noting that “mentoring young analysts as they apply finance concepts to real scenarios is inspiring, and their perspectives are precious.”
Through her participation in both events, Helene demonstrates Confluences' commitment to a transparent financial sector and Cambodia's well-equipped finance talent pool. Confluences actively promotes an investment-ready ecosystem through mentorship and sharing best practices in financial management, reporting, and compliance.
Confluences continues to bridge international business with Cambodia, focused on establishing structured financial practices and transparency. This commitment to global standards and knowledge-sharing strengthens Cambodia’s reputation and appeal to foreign investors.
For more information on Confluences' financial consulting and market entry services, contact Monica MECH at monica.mech@confluences.asia.
Helene KHLOT, Confluences' Head of Operations, contributed key insights at the Cambodia Accounting Forum 2024 and mentored students in the CFA Research Challenge. Her participation highlighted the role of CIFRS standards and practical finance experience in shaping Cambodia’s financial future.
At the Cambodia Accounting Forum 2024, Helene KHLOT joined the panel “Lessons Learned, Opportunities, and Challenges in Adopting CIFRS and CIFRS for SMEs.” She emphasized the importance of Cambodian International Financial Reporting Standards (CIFRS) to foster transparency, stability, and growth in the country’s economy. Helene’s insights on CIFRS adoption highlighted the benefits of these standards for strengthening Cambodia’s business environment and attracting international investors.
The two-day event united financial professionals and regulators to discuss the evolution of Cambodia’s financial landscape. Topics included CIFRS implementation, regulatory developments, and strategies for talent development in the accounting field. Helene stressed that “standardized financial practices like CIFRS are essential to support Cambodia’s economic development and build trust among investors.”
In addition to her forum contributions, Helene served as an industry mentor for the CFA Research Challenge in Cambodia. In this competition, students analyze a public company’s financial health and recommend investment strategies to a panel of judges. Helene guided her team in financial modeling and presentation skills, noting that “mentoring young analysts as they apply finance concepts to real scenarios is inspiring, and their perspectives are precious.”
Through her participation in both events, Helene demonstrates Confluences' commitment to a transparent financial sector and Cambodia's well-equipped finance talent pool. Confluences actively promotes an investment-ready ecosystem through mentorship and sharing best practices in financial management, reporting, and compliance.
Confluences continues to bridge international business with Cambodia, focused on establishing structured financial practices and transparency. This commitment to global standards and knowledge-sharing strengthens Cambodia’s reputation and appeal to foreign investors.
For more information on Confluences' financial consulting and market entry services, contact Monica MECH at monica.mech@confluences.asia.
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