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Remuneration committee role 3 学び始める
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To have an appropriate reward policy, | that attracts and motivates directors, | to achieve the long-term interest of shareholders.
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NEDs remuneration characteristic: 3 学び始める
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Consist of a basic salary and sometimes share awards | equity-based remuneration should be fully vested on the grant date, but still subject to applicable holding periods | performance measures remuneration not generally supported
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Remuneration - Company strategy dependence 3 学び始める
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Amount depends on company resources. | Remuneration levels in comparable companies. | Conditions throughout the company.
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Remuneration level is determined by: 2+2 学び始める
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Job description. | Significant proportion based on performance related elements. | Not too small – could lead to lack of motivation and underachievement | Not to easily earned to ensure that directors to improve performance to attract and possibly motivate if increase with performance
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Institutional shareholder intervention due to strategy - examples of concerns: 3 学び始める
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products sold. | markets serviced. | expansion developing.
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Institutional shareholder intervention due to Internal controls examples 3 学び始める
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failure in health and safety. | quality control. | budgetary control.
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Institutional shareholder intervention due to Operational performance 学び始める
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in terms of divisions within the corporate structure that have persistently under-performed.
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Institutional shareholder intervention due to Remuneration policy might relate to...? 2 学び始める
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to a failure of the remuneration committee. | to self-serving executive rewards. self-serving - wyrachowany
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Institutional shareholder intervention due to Acquisitions and disposal 学び始める
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When executive decisions that have been inadequately challenged by NEDs.
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Institutional shareholder intervention due to Succession planning 2 学び始める
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A failure to adequately balance board composition. | Or recommendation of replacement executives without adequate quality of the candidate.
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Institutional shareholder intervention due to Social responsibility example: 1 学び始める
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A failure to adequately protect to instances of environmental contamination.
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development that meets the needs of the present, | without compromising the ability of future generations.
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Sustainability is an attempt to provide the...? 3 学び始める
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_the best outcomes | for the human and natural environments | both now and into the indefinite future.
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Environmental footprint – an attempt to evaluate the size of a company’s impact on the environment in 3 respects: 3 学び始める
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Consumption of resources. | Pollution emissions impact on environment. | Measurement of both in terms of harm to the environment.
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Social footprint – evaluates sustainability in three areas: 3 学び始める
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Human capital. | Social capital. | Constructed capital
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Social footprint - Human capital 学び始める
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Peoples health, | Skills, | Motivation. to take effective action.
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Social footprint - Social capital basics: 3 学び始める
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Networks of people.| The mutually-held knowledge and skills... | _they have in order to take effective action.
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Social footprint - Constructed capital examples: 4 学び始める
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tools | technologies | roads | infrastructures. _that people produce and use in order to take effective action.
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Environmental reporting - generic meaning 学び始める
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The disclosure of information on environment related issues and performance by an entity.
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Environmental reporting typically contains details of environmental performance in areas such as: 2 学び始める
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Measures of emissions. | Consumption of resources. Like pollution, waste and greenhouse gases. | Such as energy, water and non-renewable mineral deposits.
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Drawback of social and environmental reporting 2 学び始める
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Additional cost of reporting systems | ambiguity of measures used
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Integrated reporting demonstrates the linkages between...? 2 学び始める
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_between an organisation’s governance | and the social and environmental context within which it operates.
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Integrated reporting can help business to take...? 2 学び始める
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To take more sustainable decisions. | To enable investors and other stakeholders to understand how an organisation is really performing.
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Integrated reporting should be a single report which is not...? 学び始める
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IR is not mandatory in most jurisdictions. An integrated report could contain FS information, in which case the IR would fulfil statutory requirements whilst containing lots of other stuff that might be reasonable and useful... or which might be a waste of paper.
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Central to Integrated Reporting is the challenge facing organisations to create and...? 学び始める
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_sustain value in the short, medium and longer term.
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An integrated report is a concise communication about...? 3 学び始める
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_about how an organisation’s governance, | in the context of its external environment, | lead to the creation of value.
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Institutions such as families | communities | businesses.
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Natural resources. | Also the capacity of the world’s carbon sinks — (forests and oceans) — to absorb the waste generated by economic activity. 1. E.g. iron ore, water, oil
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Material goods or fixed assets which contribute to the production process rather than being the output itself – e.g. tools, machines and buildings.
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Brands. | R&D. | Reputation. | External relationships. Proprietary information, also known as a trade secret, is information a company wishes to keep confidential. It may can include secret formulas, processes. It can also include a company's business and marketing plans, salary structure or customer lists.
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IR - Annual and intercompany comparability 学び始める
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The information in the integrated report should be presented on a basis that is consistent over time and in the way that it enables comparison with other organisations.
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IR – Orientation to future and strategy. Highlighting...? 学び始める
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Highlighting significant risks and opportunities flowing from the organisation’s market position and business model.
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IR – Stakeholder relationship 1 学び始める
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It should provide insight into quality of the organisation’s relationships with its key stakeholders.
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Identifying matters with ability to affect value creation.
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IR - Conciseness (Shortness) 3 学び始める
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Should give sufficient context, | to understand the organisation’s strategy and prospects | without being burdened by less relevant information.
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Reliability and completeness. IR should include all material matters, both...? 学び始める
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_both positive and negative, in a balanced way.
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The AIDA Model identifies cognitive stages an individual goes through during the buying process for a product or service. It's a purchasing funnel where buyers go to and fro at each stage, to support them in making the final purchase. 学び始める
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Awareness | Interest | Desire | Action
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Integrated reporting - value creation process 3 学び始める
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Value is created through a business model, | which takes inputs from the capitals and transforms them into outputs. | Over time it creates (or destroys) value for its stakeholders.
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Who should implement a sound system of internal controls? 学び始める
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Who is ultimately responsible for internal control system? 学び始める
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Who advise on establishing and monitoring internal controls? 学び始める
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Who need to establish specific internal control for each business unit? 学び始める
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Who need to evaluate the effectiveness of internal controls and recommend improvements? 学び始める
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Who need to set corporate governance policy in respect of internal control procedures? 学び始める
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What stakeholders are involved in risk management and internal control? 学び始める
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CEO | Board of directors | Risk committee | Executive management | Internal auditors | Unit heads | All employees | External auditors
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Attempt to ensure that risks are minimised
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Internal control system definition: 3 学び始める
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Network of systems established in an organisation to provide reasonable assurance | that organisational objectives will be achieved Network of systems | to provide reasonable assurance | organisational objectives.
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Internal management control 学び始める
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Procedures and policies in place to ensure that company objectives are achieved.
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Internal control system objectives: 3 学び始める
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Safeguarding assets. | Prevention and detection of fraud and errors. | Accuracy and completeness of accounting records.
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Internal control system benefits: 3 学び始める
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Effectiveness of operations. | Reliability of financial reporting | Compliance with law
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Sound internal control system characteristics: 3 学び始める
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Embedded within operations. | Able to respond to changing risks. | Procedures for reporting control weaknesses.
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Internal control systems by COSO 学び始める
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‘Tone at the top’ or the ethics and culture of the organisation. Set by management philosophy and style.
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Risk assessment procedure. 3 | Internal control systems by COSO 学び始める
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Set objectives of organisation. | Then for each objective, identify and assess the risk affecting that objective. | Distinguish between controllable and uncontrollable risks.
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Internal control systems by COSO 学び始める
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Policies and procedures ensuring instructions of management are carried out.
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Information and communication 2 | Internal control systems by COSO 学び始める
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Communicate correct information to correct people. | Need internal and external information systems.
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Monitoring is a ....... Normally doing by ...? 2 | Internal control systems by COSO 学び始める
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Control of controls | normally by internal audit function.
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Strategic level management responsibilities for internal control and risk. 3 学び始める
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Monitoring organisation as a whole. | Reviewing IC systems. | Assess the risk outcomes of different decisions.
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Tactical level management responsibilities for internal control and risk 3 学び始める
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Implement strategic decisions. | Inform strategic managers of control weaknesses. | Advise them on risks identified.
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Operational level management responsibilities for internal control and risk. 3 学び始める
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Identify risks at operational level. | Report weaknesses to tactical managers. | Controlling day-to-day operations.
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Information characteristic for STRATEGIC level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for STRATEGIC level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for STRATEGIC level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for STRATEGIC level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for STRATEGIC level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for STRATEGIC level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for STRATEGIC level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for STRATEGIC level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for STRATEGIC level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for Operational level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for OPERATIONAL level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for OPERATIONAL level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for OPERATIONAL level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for OPERATIONAL level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for OPERATIONAL level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for OPERATIONAL level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for OPERATIONAL level 学び始める
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Information characteristic for OPERATIONAL level 学び始める
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Risk management strategy needs to be develop for frauds. This strategy should include three key elements: 3 学び始める
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Fraud prevention | Fraud detection | Fraud response fraud detection - e.g. performing regular checks, stocktaking or cash counts.
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Fraud prevention examples: CAWS 学び始める
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An anti-fraud culture | Risk awareness | Whistleblowing | Sound IC systems
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Organisations response to fraud: 3 学び始める
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Internal action, in accordance with personnel policies | Civil litigation for the recovery of loss | Criminal prosecution through the police
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Factors affecting the need for internal audit: 3 学び始める
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Scale and complexity of company activities | Increase in unacceptable events. | Changes in key risks.
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It is now common for companies to use a combination of push and...? 学び始める
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Disclosure – general principles 3 学び始める
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AGM is the opportunity to communicate with shareholders. | Annual report only legally-required information to shareholders and other stakeholders. | Mechanism which gives the transparency to the governance. AGM is the most important, perhaps only opportunity for the directors to communicate with shareholders.
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Organisational risks example: 学び始める
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the organisation is too moribund and too slow to respond to developments in the market. moribund - chylący się ku upadkowi
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Inadequate system risk example: 学び始める
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management information inaccurate and out-of-date.
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theft of cash or inventory.
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an employee acts unethically and the company’s reputation is damaged.
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Reputational risk example: 学び始める
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products get a name for being unreliable so the company’s reputation is damaged.
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Mergers and acquisitions.
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Conflict of interest definition: 2 学び始める
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Situation in which an individual has compromised independence because of another countervailing interest which may or may not be declared. compromised independence | countervailing interest (wyrównawczy) Shareholders have the right to expect each NED to act wholly in the shareholder's interest. Any other factors that might challenge this sole fiduciary duty are likely to give rise to a conflict of interest. Risk that NED take own personal benefits first.
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Discuss the ways in which CSR and the ethical stance might differ between non-profit and a commercial business. 3 学び始める
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Strategic purpose. | Measures of success. | Directors and staff attitude to financial benefits.
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Four roles of nomination committee: 4 学び始める
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Policy determination. | Each directors is rewarded for individual contribution. | Annual disclosures to shareholders with remuneration breakdown for each individual with explanation. | Law and voluntary code compliance ensuring.
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Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) is a management instrument to? 3 学び始める
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Evaluate, | Report, | and Improve organizations environmental performance.
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What is the main use of EMAS? Eco-Management and Audit Scheme 学び始める
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Use the EMAS registration to demonstrate to customer, suppliers and investors your commitment to environmental care and improvement. commitment to environmental care
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ISO for international standards on environmental management: 学び始める
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Guidance on the development of environmental management systems. | Guidance on environmental auditing. | Coverage of life-cycle issues.
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Triple bottom line accounting elements. 3 学び始める
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3P Profit: nothing new here as this is the traditional reporting of financial performance.
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Triple bottom line accounting (3Ps) 学び始める
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It deals with environmental and sustainability issues, sometimes known as the organisation’s environmental footprint.
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2 | Triple bottom line accounting (3Ps) 学び始める
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Metrics can include reporting on the ethnic and gender composition. | Comparisons of the wages between different groups. It deals with social issues.
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How profits can be increased (in a profit-seeking organisation). | How service levels could be improved in a not-for-profit organisation.
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The business case techniques examples: 3 学び始める
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Cost-benefit analysis. | NPV. | Decision tree.
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The project benefits really begin to be more easily dealt with once they change from...? 学び始める
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_from measurable to quantifiable. Because predictions are needed for DCF calculations.
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The objectives and deliverables of the project are never really well defined | or keep changing.
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The project sponsor can be regarded as a person to whom... 2 学び始める
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to whom the project belongs | and very often is a person or department which is providing the funding. The person or department who wants the project to be undertaken.
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The project manager responsibilities? 3 学び始める
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_day-to-day responsibilities | for looking after the progress of the project | and in particular he will be looking after a project team.
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The project manager useful abilities: 3 学び始める
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Technical ability. | Negotiation ability. | Reporting on progress and difficulties.
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Post-implementation review characteristics. 学び始める
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This is about what the project achieved. If the project has delivered anything of sufficient value.
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Difference in make-up of AC and RmC against Nomination Committee and Risk Management Committee?. 学び始める
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Nomination committee and Remuneration Management Committee should comprise majority of NEDs. In contrast to AC and RmC only Neds.
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Risk Management Committee report to...? 学び始める
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RC B
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Risk manager report to...? 学び始める
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Risk Management Committee. Chief internal auditor (CIA) report to the Audit committee.
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Operational risks are managed at ...... level. 学び始める
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At risk management level (not necessarily board level).
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Improvement sharing clause. 学び始める
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In the licensing contract it will ensure that patented technology will be improved and perfected with several manufacturers.
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Voluntary disclosures are the way of... 学び始める
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of redressing the information asymmetry that exist between management and investors.
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Voluntary disclosures benefits: 3 学び始める
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Fuller picture of the company. | Annual report more forward looking (predictive). | Enable the company to address specific shareholder concerns as they arise (such as responding to negative publicity).
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Nomination committee report to...? 学び始める
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NC B
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