Managing Ethical Dilemmas Involving Financial Irregularities (Public Sector)

ACC_E004i

English

Course Description

Synopsis:

This module presents the highlights of the ISCA Web-Bitez Learning Series on "Managing Ethical Dilemmas Involving Financial Irregularities (Public Sector)". 

Financial irregularities are becoming increasingly rampant cutting across both private and public sectors and companies of varying sizes and different types of businesses.

Financial irregularities have varying degree of severity from massive fraud and corruption scandals to pilfering assets and minor cheating.

Financial irregularities pose ethical dilemmas to everyone, including Public Accountants in Business in the Public Sector. The BIG question is: To report or Not to report?

The speaker will draw upon his extensive experience in both private and public sector to explain the different types of financial irregularities and possible ways to manage such ethical dilemmas.

Intended For:

  • Public Sector finance leaders and finance professionals


Competency Mapping: 

  • CPE Category 2 = 1.5 CPE Hours 

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Ho Tuck Chuen

Associate Professor (Adjunct), NUS Business School; Fellow Member of Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants; Fellow Member of Certified Public Accountants Australia; Fellow Member of Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (UK); Member of Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand

Mr Ho is a Chartered Accountant with more than 40 years of extensive and varied financial experience in diverse industries ranging from Big Four accounting firms, Healthcare, REITs, Real Estate, Electronics, Pharmaceutical, Software, and from Multi-National Corporations to companies listed on US and Singapore Stock Exchange to Singapore Public Sector. His extensive experience includes external and internal audit, forensic accounting and investigation, expert witness in High Court, investment, financial planning and management, corporate governance, risk management and CFO functions. He has held C-suite positions in many companies in both private and public sectors and now sits on Audit Committees of companies. He also lectures in the Institute of Higher Learning.
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1.5 CPE Hours

Lesson(s)

3

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