Programme Objective
This highly interactive course provides the tools and techniques that an auditor and members of the management team will need to navigate ethically in the emerging risks landscape and identify the warning signs in any organisation in a post-Covid world before the damage is irreversible.You will learn more about the 3 emerging cyber risks categories and the fundamental tricks that hackers have used to steal vital information from companies which has caused them a massive reputational damage. You will also get an update on how some of these gimmicks are being uncovered in today's technologically savvy world. You will gain first-hand knowledge and insights into: - A Pragmatic Analysis of the 3 Clusters of Covid-19 Risks;
- Strengthening Risk Management for the New Normal;
- Singapore’s Adoption of NOCLAR in ISCA’s Code of Professional Conduct and Ethics (EP 100);
- 12 Areas of Audit Focus to Consider Right Now; and
- Recent Case Examples – Lessons Learned from Fallen Idols.
The Trainer will also speak on new ethical areas that impact the accountancy profession such as the Singapore journey towards NOCLAR adoption and will deep-dive into the pain points of the new international requirements, and share insights and solutions to practical issues.The Trainer has deep and extensive experiences as a professional accountant and practitioner. Hewill share with you his real-life experiences, easy-to-understand examples, ethical dilemmas faced by auditors and plenty of illustrations to help explain how past tricks and scams were uncovered.In addition, all participants attending this course will be given a ‘Quick Reference Guide’ called ‘The 3 Clusters of Covid-19 Risks and the 12 Areas of Audit Focus to Consider Right Now’, specially designed by the speaker as a helpful tool for use at your workplace.Learning Objectives
- Have a clear overview of the recent changes in ethical requirements; and
- Be aware of the emerging risks landscape and the practical ways to deal with it; and
- To learn to identify the areas of top priority to improve the control environment.
Programme Outline
Techniques and tools to identify and deal with key risks associated with the critical functions in organisations.
Module 1 – A Pragmatic Analysis of the 3 Clusters of Covid-19 Risks
- Let’s Begin with Story Time – Understanding the Covid-19 Crisis Impact
- Emerging Risks Landscape – The 3-Risk Clusters
- Why Performance, People and Technology Matter
- Why Cyber Risk Management is Important – 6 Pictures in 12 Minutes
- The 3 Emerging Cyber Risks and Practical Solutions
Morning Strolling Coffee Break
Module 2 – Ethical Considerations in Risk Management
- Making Sense of Risks in an Interconnected World
- Traditional ‘Static’ View versus Dynamic ‘Connected’ View
- The Next Wave for Business Continuity Planning and Management
- Defining Operational Resilience
- The Ethics Toolkit – 12 Areas of Audit Focus to Consider Right Now
It’s Energise Time! A Good Lunch and Connect with Prof Sarjit After Break
Common ethical dilemmas, conflicts and misconduct. Techniques and practical tools to improve controls to minimise or prevent unethical practices from occurring. Overview of the new Ethics Pronouncements and implementation guidelines on NOCLAR locally and internationally.
Module 3– Lessons Learned from Fallen Idols in the Age of Emerging Technologies
- Singapore’s Adoption of NOCLAR in ISCA’s Code of Professional Conduct and Ethics (EP 100)
- Real Time Monitoring and Timely Reporting
Afternoon Tea Break with a Chocolate Party
- [Fresh New Research] Complexities of Complicity – How We Enable the Unethical and How to Stop
Trainer will be using Real Life Examples and Illustrations to Reinforce the Learning Experiences using Practical Mini Case Studies:
- Believing in a False Prophet
- Theranos: Who has Blood on Their Hands?
- Benefiting from Privilege
- “Singapore Land Authority – How $11.8M was Stolen over 2 Years?”
- Creating and Accepting Unethical Organisational Systems
- “Hyflux – A Curious Case of Flapping Financial Red Flags that Investors Missed” or
- “Evergrande – Will China Export a Crisis?”
Interactive Finale - Recap with a Fun Quiz & Game Show: “Who Wants to be an Ethics Genius in the New Normal?”
Training Methodology
An Interactive Learning Experience - Story-telling, Fun Facts, Short Case Examples, Real Life Illustrations, Movies with pre and post-screening activities, and end-of-day quiz (Who Wants to be an Ethics Genius in the New Normal) using Kahoot which will help reinforce the learning concepts and outcomes.
Closing Date for Registration
1 week before programme or until full enrolment.
Intended For
An ethics course intended for both practising and non-practising accountants. Professionals who wish to have an overview of the recent changes in ethical requirements, and be aware of emerging risks in the changing landscape to improve the control environment in the organisations.
Schedule & Fees
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Programme Facilitator(s)
Programme Objective
This highly interactive course provides the tools and techniques that an auditor and members of the management team will need to navigate ethically in the emerging risks landscape and identify the warning signs in any organisation in a post-Covid world before the damage is irreversible.You will learn more about the 3 emerging cyber risks categories and the fundamental tricks that hackers have used to steal vital information from companies which has caused them a massive reputational damage. You will also get an update on how some of these gimmicks are being uncovered in today's technologically savvy world. You will gain first-hand knowledge and insights into: - A Pragmatic Analysis of the 3 Clusters of Covid-19 Risks;
- Strengthening Risk Management for the New Normal;
- Singapore’s Adoption of NOCLAR in ISCA’s Code of Professional Conduct and Ethics (EP 100);
- 12 Areas of Audit Focus to Consider Right Now; and
- Recent Case Examples – Lessons Learned from Fallen Idols.
The Trainer will also speak on new ethical areas that impact the accountancy profession such as the Singapore journey towards NOCLAR adoption and will deep-dive into the pain points of the new international requirements, and share insights and solutions to practical issues.The Trainer has deep and extensive experiences as a professional accountant and practitioner. Hewill share with you his real-life experiences, easy-to-understand examples, ethical dilemmas faced by auditors and plenty of illustrations to help explain how past tricks and scams were uncovered.In addition, all participants attending this course will be given a ‘Quick Reference Guide’ called ‘The 3 Clusters of Covid-19 Risks and the 12 Areas of Audit Focus to Consider Right Now’, specially designed by the speaker as a helpful tool for use at your workplace.Learning Objectives
- Have a clear overview of the recent changes in ethical requirements; and
- Be aware of the emerging risks landscape and the practical ways to deal with it; and
- To learn to identify the areas of top priority to improve the control environment.
Programme Outline
Techniques and tools to identify and deal with key risks associated with the critical functions in organisations.
Module 1 – A Pragmatic Analysis of the 3 Clusters of Covid-19 Risks
- Let’s Begin with Story Time – Understanding the Covid-19 Crisis Impact
- Emerging Risks Landscape – The 3-Risk Clusters
- Why Performance, People and Technology Matter
- Why Cyber Risk Management is Important – 6 Pictures in 12 Minutes
- The 3 Emerging Cyber Risks and Practical Solutions
Morning Strolling Coffee Break
Module 2 – Ethical Considerations in Risk Management
- Making Sense of Risks in an Interconnected World
- Traditional ‘Static’ View versus Dynamic ‘Connected’ View
- The Next Wave for Business Continuity Planning and Management
- Defining Operational Resilience
- The Ethics Toolkit – 12 Areas of Audit Focus to Consider Right Now
It’s Energise Time! A Good Lunch and Connect with Prof Sarjit After Break
Common ethical dilemmas, conflicts and misconduct. Techniques and practical tools to improve controls to minimise or prevent unethical practices from occurring. Overview of the new Ethics Pronouncements and implementation guidelines on NOCLAR locally and internationally.
Module 3– Lessons Learned from Fallen Idols in the Age of Emerging Technologies
- Singapore’s Adoption of NOCLAR in ISCA’s Code of Professional Conduct and Ethics (EP 100)
- Real Time Monitoring and Timely Reporting
Afternoon Tea Break with a Chocolate Party
- [Fresh New Research] Complexities of Complicity – How We Enable the Unethical and How to Stop
Trainer will be using Real Life Examples and Illustrations to Reinforce the Learning Experiences using Practical Mini Case Studies:
- Believing in a False Prophet
- Theranos: Who has Blood on Their Hands?
- Benefiting from Privilege
- “Singapore Land Authority – How $11.8M was Stolen over 2 Years?”
- Creating and Accepting Unethical Organisational Systems
- “Hyflux – A Curious Case of Flapping Financial Red Flags that Investors Missed” or
- “Evergrande – Will China Export a Crisis?”
Interactive Finale - Recap with a Fun Quiz & Game Show: “Who Wants to be an Ethics Genius in the New Normal?”
Training Methodology
An Interactive Learning Experience - Story-telling, Fun Facts, Short Case Examples, Real Life Illustrations, Movies with pre and post-screening activities, and end-of-day quiz (Who Wants to be an Ethics Genius in the New Normal) using Kahoot which will help reinforce the learning concepts and outcomes.
Closing Date for Registration
1 week before programme or until full enrolment.
Intended For
An ethics course intended for both practising and non-practising accountants. Professionals who wish to have an overview of the recent changes in ethical requirements, and be aware of emerging risks in the changing landscape to improve the control environment in the organisations.
Programme Facilitator(s)
