Transparency in numbers and sustainability in vision are the foundation of trust in modern business.

London Premier Centre (LPC) is proud to announce that it has secured licensing from the IFRS Foundation to incorporate IFRS® Accounting Standards and IFRS® Sustainability Disclosure Standards into its professional education and training programmes.
This important milestone strengthens LPC’s commitment to delivering internationally relevant professional education and gives our learners access to training informed by the standards shaping financial reporting and sustainability disclosure around the world.
Through this licensing, London Premier Centre can integrate authoritative IFRS content into its learning materials and professional programmes, supporting professionals who need to understand and apply globally recognised reporting frameworks in an increasingly interconnected business environment.
Financial and sustainability reporting are becoming increasingly interconnected.
Organisations are expected not only to communicate their financial performance clearly, but also to provide meaningful information about sustainability-related risks and opportunities that may affect their prospects.
By incorporating both IFRS Accounting Standards, developed by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), and IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards, developed by the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), LPC can provide learning that reflects this broader reporting landscape.
For professionals working across finance, accounting, audit, governance, sustainability, investment, and corporate reporting, this creates an opportunity to develop knowledge grounded in frameworks used and recognised across international markets.

IFRS Accounting Standards provide a globally recognised framework for financial reporting and are used in more than 140 jurisdictions worldwide.
For London Premier Centre, the licensing enables IFRS Accounting Standards content to be incorporated directly into relevant training programmes and educational materials.
This supports professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of areas such as financial statements, recognition and measurement, disclosure requirements, and the application of international accounting principles in practice.
It also helps ensure that relevant LPC programmes remain connected to developments in global financial reporting as the Standards continue to evolve.
The development of IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards marks an important shift in the way organisations communicate sustainability-related financial information to investors and capital markets.
The ISSB Standards are designed to support comparable and decision-useful sustainability-related financial disclosures, with a strong focus on information that matters to investors.
LPC’s sustainability licensing allows these Standards to be incorporated into professional training and educational content, helping learners understand how sustainability-related risks and opportunities connect with corporate reporting, governance, strategy, and financial decision-making.
The IFRS Foundation specifically identifies educators as organisations that can license ISSB Standards to provide professional training and embed the Standards within curricula.
For LPC learners and corporate clients, this licensing strengthens the connection between professional education and internationally recognised reporting standards.
It supports learning that is:
Professional education must continue to evolve alongside the standards and expectations shaping international business.
One of the important benefits of IFRS licensing is access to updated content as the Standards develop, helping organisations keep their products and services aligned with current IFRS requirements.
For London Premier Centre, this supports our wider commitment to ensuring that professional training remains relevant, practical, and responsive to changes in the global reporting environment.
As expectations around financial transparency and sustainability-related disclosure continue to develop, professionals increasingly need the knowledge to understand both areas and the ways in which they interact.
Securing IFRS Foundation licensing represents another important step in London Premier Centre’s continued development as an international professional training provider.
It reinforces our commitment to providing education that connects professionals with globally recognised frameworks, current industry requirements, and the knowledge needed to operate confidently across international markets.
By integrating both IFRS Accounting Standards and IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards into relevant programmes, London Premier Centre continues to strengthen the quality, relevance, and international perspective of its professional education.
The IFRS Foundation maintains public directories of organisations licensing IFRS Accounting Standards and IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards, enabling learners, clients, and partners to verify licensing information directly through the IFRS Foundation.