Corporate Governance for Accountants

Corporate Governance for accountants course

Online Course on Corporate Governance

The notorious case of Enron focused the world’s attention on the corporate structure and management of business. The associated demise of Arthur Andersen shocked the accounting profession.

Using real world examples and case studies throughout, Lisa Weaver’s course blends theoretical underpinnings with practical advice on creating efficient and effective management structures that minimise risk. It is fully up to date with the Corporate Governance Code which was last revised in May 2010.

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Corporate Governance for Accountants enables the learner to

Understand the corporate governance code
• Understand the main provisions of the UK’s Corporate Governance Code
• Identify governance problems within a company
• Establish effective board management including remuneration and audit committees
• Understand why poor governance has led to corporate scandal in the past
• Use governance principles to create successful business strategies

Learning outcomes of Corporate Governance for Accountants

What is corporate governance?
• What is the theory behind corporate governance?
• Why is good governance important?
• What approaches are used to encourage good governance?

The UK Corporate Governance Code
• Which businesses should comply with the code?
• What are the consequences of non-compliance?
• What are the main principles of the code?
• How can small companies apply the code?
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How should boards be managed effectively?
• Why is it important to split the roles of Chairman and Chief executive?
• How can executive remuneration be managed fairly and with transparency?
• Why do non-executive directors play a crucial role in good governance?

The role of the financial professional in good governance
• How can finance professionals support good governance in an organisation?
• Why is the audit committee a crucial part of good governance?
• What part do internal auditors and internal controls play in good governance?
• What good governance principles should be used in dealing with external advisors?

Target audience for Corporate Governance for Accountants

Accountants and finance managers both in practice and in industry.

About the author of Corporate Governance for Accountants

Lisa Weaver is a professionally qualified lecturer with 15 years experience of exam-based, and CPD lecturing for accounting and finance professionals. She qualified ACA with Deloittes, and spent 4 years in audit practice. She currently lectures in financial reporting, audit and governance subjects, and develops and delivers CPD courses for qualified accountants working in industry and in practice.

Flexible learning

Learners take their own route through the topics covered in the course. They will learn at their own pace through a variety of activities designed to accommodate a range of learning styles.

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You can access each course as many times as needed for 12 months from the date of first access.

Length of courses

Each course takes approximately 4 hours to complete.

CPD points

Once you’ve completed the course you will be able to claim 5 verifiable CPD hours, if required.

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