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What structure for Ethical considerations? -ANSWER-Tucker's 5 Questions
What structure for deciding strategy on public sector projects - ANSWER-Public Sector Portfolio Matrix
ACCA - 5 Skills? -ANSWER-Commercial Acumen -Judgement
- Awareness
Analysis -Investigate -Enquire -Consider
Communication -Inform -Persuade -Clarify
Evaluation -Assess -Estimate -Appraise
Scepticim -Probe -Question -Challange
What model for environmental? -ANSWER-PESTEL
- Forces
National
What model for competitiveness? -ANSWER-Porter 5 forces
What model for national competitiveness? -ANSWER-Porter's diamond
What model for internal resources? -ANSWER-M Model
What model for outsourcing? -ANSWER-Harmon's Process Strategy
What model for Parent / Sub advantage? -ANSWER-Ashridge Portfolio
What model for E(Risk)M? -ANSWER-COSO
What model for performance? -ANSWER-CSF - KPI's
Balridge
Balanced Score Card
Benchmarking
Boston Consulting Group Matrix
What model for options for growth? -ANSWER-Ansoff's Matrix
What model for choosing a strategy? -ANSWER-SAF S-uitable A-cceptable F-easable
What model for assessing new project risk? -ANSWER-Likelihood Vs Impact
what system of accounting accounts for lifecycle -ANSWER-Full cost accounting
What is the purpose of Ethics? -ANSWER-Convey values Control unethical practice Stimulate improved behaviour
What are the components of an Ethics policy? -ANSWER-E-mployees policies eg equal ops, training T-ransparent & Truthful to shareholders H-ow customers are treated (complaints procedures etc) I-nclude all stakeholders C-ompany Values S-ourcing + Procurement
What are limitations to Codes of Ethics? -ANSWER-Reduces ethics to a code.Need Personal integrity Incomplete - Cannot capture all dilemmas Regional variations Moral 'right' contingent on context Not legally enforceable
What are ethical threats? -ANSWER-Cultural Differences Not reported/discovered Internal Pressure Lack of competence Absence of leadership Lack of Governance
Professionalism x 5 -ANSWER-Integrity Objectivity Professional competence and due care Confidentiality Professional behaviour
Public Interest -ANSWER-increased economic certainty in the marketplace sound decision-making sound and transparent financial information comparability across different organisations and jurisdictions sound corporate governance Effective performance management Increased efficiency and better resource utilisation
Ethical threats x 5 -ANSWER-Self-interest Self review Advocacy Familiarity Intimidation (Management threat)
Levels of Safeguards -ANSWER-safeguards in the work environment, safeguards that increase the risk of detection specific safeguards to deal with particular cases.
Two types of fraud -ANSWER-Misstatement of financial position Misappropriation of Assets
- x Pre conditions for Fraud -ANSWER-Incentive - Broke
Opportunity - Poor Controls Attitude/dishonesty - Ethics
- x Deterrents to Fraud -ANSWER-prevention - locked away
detection - random checks response - prosecution
- Legislation
- Governance - NEDs, Audit committee
- Risk Management - Awareness + controls
- Ethical Culture