AASB Research Forum Registration

Information before you register

The Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) together with the University of Queensland and Swinburne University of Technology, will be co-hosting the annual AASB Research Forum on Friday 24 November. 

The 2023 AASB Research Forum will be hosted from Brisbane, Australia at The Westin, Brisbane. This year we will also be offering a remote Melbourne hub for you to view the Forum live as a Satellite Symposium, at Dexus Place Melbourne, as well as access to watch the live Forum virtually. 

For Terms and Conditions of registering please click here.

Before commencing your online registration, please read the following instructions and guidelines. If you require assistance during this process, please contact the registration team by emailing info.aasb@wearemci.com or on +61 7 3858 5400

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Cancellation policy
All cancellations and amendments must be sent in writing via email to the registration team.

You must complete all steps for your registration to be accepted. It is not possible to save an incomplete registration and come back to it later.

Download a copy of the draft agenda here

The 2023 AASB Research Forum will be hosted from Brisbane, Australia at The Westin, Brisbane. This year we will also be offering a remote Melbourne hub for attendees to view the Forum live as a Satellite Symposium, at Dexus Place Melbourne, as well as access to watch the live Forum virtually from wherever you will be joining from. 

Please select your registration type below.

This year the theme of the Research Forum will focus on Connectivity of Financial Information and Climate-Related Risks in Financial Statements. 

There will be two main sessions during the Research Forum with two presentation topics discussed within each session. Each session will start with a 15-minute presentation from a research team providing insights from their research and then a 30-minute panel discussion. The audience will also have 30 minutes to ask questions at the Q&A session after the presentation and panel discussion.

PLEASE NOTE: all times are listed in Brisbane, QLD timezone (AEST GMT+10)