Introduction

1- Introduction 2- Globalization: Define the concept of globalization and identify its affiliation with the investment process. Evaluate the advantages of investment. 3- Global business environment: Identify the factors of the global business environment and evaluate their impact on national and multinational organizations. 4- Value enhancement strategies: Identify the current value statement of an organization, understand how the organization achieved those values. 5- Financial consequences of strategic decisions: Identify strategic decisions in an organization and evaluate their financial consequences. 6- Sources of finance and global risk management: Identify appropriate sources of finance, evaluate the risk involved, and assess the cost of managing. 7- Techniques to manage global risk: Identify risk mitigation techniques, identify global risks, and explain the suitability of techniques to manage. 8- Critical assessment of investment decisions and strategies in the global environment: Identify potential investment decisions and strategies. 9- Introduction 10- Business resources: Identify a range of resources to meet organisational objectives. 11- Academic theories: Identify and apply relevant theories to understand internal and external factors of an organisation. 12- Financial theories: Identify and evaluate key financial theories. 13- Strategic implementation techniques: Apply balance scorecard and portfolio management tools. 14- Culture and strategy: Evaluate the role of culture on strategy and managing change. 15- Stakeholder analysis: Understand the significance and application of stakeholder analysis. 16- Business expansion methods: Identify methods and their impact on stakeholders. 17- Corporate and business valuation techniques: Critically evaluate valuation techniques. 18- Performance measurement systems: Identify systems and techniques for measuring performance and solving business problems. 19- Introduction 20- Identify and evaluate the history and the current regulatory environment for auditing: Identify the history and current regulatory environment for auditing. 21- Understand and critically apply the rules of professional conduct for auditors: Identify the rules of professional conduct, Identify the critical app. 22- Evaluate the importance of legal and professional requirements when performing the audit: Identify the importance of legal professional requirements. 23- Critically analyze the effectiveness of audit monitoring processes: Identify and analyze an audit strategy in general, Critically analyze the effectiveness. 24- Identify the risk involved in an audit and the use of suitable measures to minimize the risk: Identify the risk involved in the process of auditing. 25- Be able to identify and explain the linkage between accounts preparation and the conduct of audit: Identify the link between preparation of accounts. 26- Identify and critically assess the current developments in auditing: Identify the current developments in auditing, Critically assess the current development. 27- Introduction 28- Profession: Understand professional institutes and their role in governance law and practices. 29- National and international context: Identify and explain the law and practices in both contexts. 30- Framework evaluation: Critically evaluate the governance framework from a national and international perspective. 31- Corporate governance and ethical behavior: Recognize the significance of these concepts and evaluate ethical issues in corporate activity. 32- Ethical issue solutions: Assess and recommend solutions to overcome ethical issues in corporate activity. 33- Financial reporting stakeholders: Identify the range of stakeholders and evaluate the impact of financial reporting on them. 34- Principal governance approaches: Identify the main approaches to governance. 35- Risk management for good corporate governance: Identify and assess the risks involved and how they can be managed for good corporate governance. 36- CSR and governance issues: Identify and research complex issues in CSR and governance. 37- Communication format evaluation: Evaluate communication issues in an appropriate and understandable format. 38- Introduction 39- Identify main sources of regulatory framework: Identify regulatory framework sources. 40- Identify and explain use of accounting information: Understand purpose of accounting information. 41- Identify and explain exploitation of accounting information: Understand how accounting information. 42- Explain impact of regulatory framework on businesses: Understand how regulations affect businesses. 43- Identify accounting concepts and theories: Recognize accounting principles and theories. 44- Assess identified accounting concepts and theories: Evaluate the relevance and applicability of accounting concepts and theories. 45- Understand how to implement accounting calculations and information: Learn how to perform accounting calculations and use accounting information. 46- Interpret accounting information gathered: Analyze and understand accounting data. 47- Critically assess accounting information gathered: Evaluate the reliability and accuracy of accounting information. 48- Identify specific accounting regulations on a chosen sector: Identify sector-specific accounting regulations. 49- Critically analyze identified specific accounting regulations: Evaluate the effectiveness and implications of specific accounting regulations. 50- Identify and evaluate key accounting practices and policies: Recognize and assess important accounting practices and policies in corporate accounting. 51- Introduction 52- Identify different types of securities and their concepts. 53- Evaluate the characteristics of each of the securities identified. 54- Critically analyse the characteristics and the strengths and weaknesses of different types of securities. 55- Identify the regulations and procedures relating to trading securities. 56- Investigate the arising issues in the global markets including the London Stock Exchange (LSE). 57- Identify and explain the principles of investment theory. 58- Critically evaluate securities. 59- Evaluate the underlying concepts of market analysis and efficiency. 60- Identify the range of taxes and their characteristics. 61- Explain the implications of taxation. 62- Identify the regulations prevailing in the financial services industry. 63- Evaluate client portfolios according to customer profile. 64- Introduction 65- Introduction and Background: Provide an overview of the situation, identify the organization, core business, and initial problem/opportunity. 66- Consultancy Process: Describe the process of consultancy development, including literature review, contracting with the client, research methods. 67- Literature Review: Define key concepts and theories, present models/frameworks, and critically analyze and evaluate literature. 68- Contracting with the Client: Identify client wants/needs, define consultant-client relationship, and articulate value exchange principles. 69- Research Methods: Identify and evaluate selected research methods for investigating problems/opportunity and collecting data. 70- Planning and Implementation: Demonstrate skills as a designer and implementer of an effective consulting initiative, provide evidence. 71- Principal Findings and Recommendations: Critically analyze data collected from consultancy process, translate into compact and informative package. 72- Conclusion and Reflection: Provide overall conclusion to consultancy project, reflect on what was learned about consultancy, managing the consulting. 73- Understand how to apply solutions to organisational change.