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Corporate governance is simply about how we run our businesses to ensure they are run properly, fairly and in the interests of all key stakeholders. Boards of directors are responsible for the governance of their companies, but all employees need to be aware of their roles and responsibilities and apply the policies, procedures and guidelines which the board sets out for them. This module focuses on the financial stewardship and accountability obligations of the board to shareholders and other key stakeholders.
Banking
Capital Market
Insurance
Financing
Accounting and Finance
Not Exist
Lecture
Case Studies +2
Lecture
Case Studies
Dialogue Teams
Exercises and assignments
Other
Board Secretaries
Board Members
C-Suite Executives
Risk Managers
+2Board Secretaries
Board Members
C-Suite Executives
Risk Managers
Sustainability and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) Managers
Anyone reporting to board committees, executive management, or board members
This provides you with the opportunity to select the available times that suit you best for participation in our program. These times represent slots during which we are ready to welcome you and provide assistance and guidance.
Self Learning
Topic 1: Accounting
Topic 2: Finance
Topic 3: Corporate Reporting
Topic 4: Control
Topic 5: External Audit
Describe the board’s role in financial stewardship and financial oversight activities.
Discuss the international and local accounting environment.
Analyze financial statements, their relation to liquidity, profitability, and performance.
Identify the consequences of inadequate financial information.
Define the reporting environment and identify the key users and their information needs.
Analyze the key elements of narrative reporting and explain the methods for communicating with investors and other stakeholders.
Define the regulator’s role in enforcing reporting obligations.
Explain the importance of effective shareowner communications and investor relations.
Identify sources of corporate finance and their relative advantages and disadvantages.
Assess the critical issues associated with determining a company’s capital gearing, dividend policy, and valuation.
Identify various capital investment appraisal techniques.
Identify financial crisis indicators.
Identify the key characteristics of the control environment, board responsibilities and internal controls.
Identify the audit committee’s organization, roles, and duties.
Describe the contribution that external audit makes to sound corporate governance.
Discuss whistleblowing, current oversight concerns, and regulatory developments.
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