
Course outputs :-
- Defining corporate governance and its relationship to risk management and internal controls
- Discuss the roles and responsibilities of various stakeholders in a private or public organization
- Including corporate governance functions and distinguishing between the various models
- Identifying areas for managing internal and external environmental risks and changes
- Determine the appropriate controls to be implemented in several business cycles
Course Threads :-
- An overview of governance, risk management and internal controls
- What is corporate governance?
- Scope of corporate governance
- Basic principles of corporate governance
- Code of Conduct
- Board of Directors
- The Audit Committee Other committees
- Stakeholders in corporate governance
- the concerned
- Shareholders’ equity
- The duties and rights of the members of the Board of Directors
- Internal and external auditors
- Make risk-based decisions
- Effects of failure of corporate governance
- Competence Council
- Corporate governance functions
- Board independence
- Selection, remuneration and evaluation of the board of directors
- Analyzing the company’s current “Governance, Risk Management and Internal Controls” system
- Disclosure and transparency
- About Compliance
- What is compliance?
- The importance of compliance
- Practical examples of compliance
- Compliance risk
- Enterprise risk management
- Awareness of the risks
- Why should we care about risks
- Internal environmental changes
- External environmental changes
- Areas of risk management
- Strategic risks
- Practical risks
- Reporting risks
- Financial risk
- Health and safety risks
- Risk management process as per COSO guidelines
- the internal environment
- Setting goals Definition of events (risks)
- Risk assessment
- Responding to risks
- Risk control activities
- Information and communication
- Monitor risks
- Application of controls within business cycles and processes
- Controls of the payment and purchase cycle
- Controls the inventory and cost cycle
- Human resources cycle controls and payroll systems
- Controls the sales and collection cycle
- Fixed asset life cycle controls
Target Groups :-
Board members, general managers, executives, senior management, financial directors, legal advisors, lawyers, internal and external auditors, directors of human resources, and heads of departments.