The project will focus on evaluating problems faced by the accounting/finance and other functions of one company in an Asian country and recommending/applying solutions to these problems.
Students conceptualised a real-time (with monthly updates) employee performance tracking tool across the 6 different functions. The output was in the form of a dashboard designed using visualization software, which provided insight for top management to encourage and reward efficient behavior and top performers.
To facilitate better decision-making in the Business Banking Sales Performance Management, students designed a dashboard analysis for their senior management, provided a benchmark scorecard model from other emerging business banks, and proposed a new KPI model that is more encouraging, more achievable and more effective for sales people to achieve bank targets.
To digitally transform the business of their wholesale banking services, students conducted cross-comparison studies on the cutting-edge practices in digital transformation done by banks around the world (including Asia) on wholesale banking. In addition, students explored the accounting implications of having more developed systems, and devised feasible recommendations on what they could or should do in terms of digital transformation for the wholesale banking division.
Students provided perspectives on how to penetrate the education industry even further with the end goal of increasing customer base as well as creating stickiness. In addtion, students proposed business plans on how the project organisation could penetrate the education industry even further by penetrating its customer's supply chains and ecosystem, both from retail and business perspectives.
At the end of the course, participants are expected to:
- Develop a better understanding of the Indonesia economy, key industries (especially technology
related, financial and banking sectors, capital market, and regulatory and tax regime
- Gain an insight into business and investment opportunities in Indonesia
- Solve real‐world business problems through a student consultancy project
- Learn how to handle uncertainty in project groups.
- Develop networking, and other life skills by interacting with business leaders
At the end of the course, participants are expected to:
- Develop a better understanding of the Indonesia economy, key industries (especially technology
related, financial and banking sectors, capital market, and regulatory and tax regime
- Gain an insight into business and investment opportunities in Indonesia
- Solve real‐world business problems through a student consultancy project
- Learn how to handle uncertainty in project groups.
- Develop networking, and other life skills by interacting with business leaders
The project will focus on evaluating problems faced by the accounting/finance and other functions of one company in an Asian country and recommending/applying solutions to these problems.
The project will focus on evaluating problems faced by the accounting/finance and other functions of one company in an Asian country and recommending/applying solutions to these problems.
The purpose of this course is to provide participants with a sound foundation of internal concepts, principles and practices. It provides an overview of internal audit in the context of governance, risk management and business practices. Professional promulgations by the Institute of Internal Auditors serve as the foundational references for the course. These include the attributes of internal audit, planning, execution and reporting. More importantly, the course will deepen students' understanding and appreciation of internal audit with real world industry illustrations and sharing of professional internal audit engagements.
At the completion of this course, students are expected to be able to:
- Relate internal audit to corporate governance and risk management.
- Understand the concepts and principles of internal audit.
- Apply techniques to capture and analyse the external and internal environments of an organization.
- Perform risk based internal audit engagement in relation to planning, execution and reporting.
- Understand the professional ethics and relevant skills required in internal audit.
With the internal audit profession facing major disruptive forces from many fronts, students proposed strategies to better future-proof the internal audit profession.
The purpose of this course is to provide participants with a sound foundation of internal concepts, principles and practices. It provides an overview of internal audit in the context of governance, risk management and business practices. Professional promulgations by the Institute of Internal Auditors serve as the foundational references for the course. These include the attributes of internal audit, planning, execution and reporting. More importantly, the course will deepen students' understanding and appreciation of internal audit with real world industry illustrations and sharing of professional internal audit engagements.
At the completion of this course, students are expected to be able to:
- Relate internal audit to corporate governance and risk management.
- Understand the concepts and principles of internal audit.
- Apply techniques to capture and analyse the external and internal environments of an organization.
- Perform risk based internal audit engagement in relation to planning, execution and reporting.
- Understand the professional ethics and relevant skills required in internal audit.
The purpose of this course is to provide participants with a sound foundation of internal concepts, principles and practices. It provides an overview of internal audit in the context of governance, risk management and business practices. Professional promulgations by the Institute of Internal Auditors serve as the foundational references for the course. These include the attributes of internal audit, planning, execution and reporting. More importantly, the course will deepen students' understanding and appreciation of internal audit with real world industry illustrations and sharing of professional internal audit engagements.
At the completion of this course, students are expected to be able to:
- Relate internal audit to corporate governance and risk management.
- Understand the concepts and principles of internal audit.
- Apply techniques to capture and analyse the external and internal environments of an organization.
- Perform risk based internal audit engagement in relation to planning, execution and reporting.
- Understand the professional ethics and relevant skills required in internal audit.
The purpose of this course is to provide participants with a sound foundation of internal concepts, principles and practices. It provides an overview of internal audit in the context of governance, risk management and business practices. Professional promulgations by the Institute of Internal Auditors serve as the foundational references for the course. These include the attributes of internal audit, planning, execution and reporting. More importantly, the course will deepen students' understanding and appreciation of internal audit with real world industry illustrations and sharing of professional internal audit engagements.
At the completion of this course, students are expected to be able to:
- Relate internal audit to corporate governance and risk management.
- Understand the concepts and principles of internal audit.
- Apply techniques to capture and analyse the external and internal environments of an organization.
- Perform risk based internal audit engagement in relation to planning, execution and reporting.
- Understand the professional ethics and relevant skills required in internal audit.
This course contributes to the development of the following learning goals:
- LO1.1 Our students can recognize, develop, measure, record, validate and communicate
financial and other related information
- LO1.2 Our students can analyse, synthesise and evaluate financial and other related
information for decision making in a management context.
- LO1.3 Our students understand and can apply concepts relating to business processes,
audit and assurance.
- LO2.2 Our students can communicate effectively in a business context.