ACCA P1 Governance, Risk & Ethics

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Exam date
20 June

Examiner: David Campbell


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ACCA P1 June 2012 Exam tips

(Not in any particular sequence)
1 Different contributors to corporate governance ( internal auditors,
external auditors, non-executive directors )

2 Ethics, ethical dilemma, deontology / teleology, Kohlberg

3 Board sub-committees, unitary board cf two-tiered board

4 Role of risk manager, risk committee, Mendelow

Any of the questions could possibly include a computational element – so
TAKE YOUR CALCULATOR INTO THE EXAM ROOM

Please Note
Tips should not be relied on – they are only intelligent guesses.
Their only purpose is to give you suggestions for topics to concentrate on in your last few days of preparation. Do not exclude other topics from your overall preparation.


Examiners Recommended Reading

Solomon, J (2006). Corporate Governance and Accountability Chichester: John Wiley and Sons.

Monks, A. G. and Minow, N Corporate Governance Third edition. Malden MA: Blackwell.

Crane, A. & Matten, D. (2003).Business Ethics Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Gray, R, Owen, D and Adams C (1996). Accounting and Accountability Prentice Hall, London.


These books are recommended by the examiner . If you are having problems with a particular paper, or if you want to do extra reading out of interest, then you might them useful.
The most efficient way of obtaining them is from Amazon in the UK.