ACCA P1 Chapter 1 part c Corporate Governance
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Hi Mike,
I just watched all three lectures on the Corporate Governance and I would like to say a massive THANK YOU! You’ve made it so easy to understand and follow, I actually I feel like I have learnt a lot this evening (also think that using the textbook and other sites for the last few days for the same topic was a great waste of my time! 馃槢 )
So once again, THANK YOU EVER SO MUCH!
I am actually looking forward to doing the next chapters tomorrow – WOW! 馃檪
I fully agree. I wasted at least 2 weekends studying the text book and falling asleep. these courses are really interesting.
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That’s good to know 馃檪
Hie Mike,
Will I BE RIGHT TO THINK THAT VENTURE CAPITALISTS ARE AN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR. IN THE SENSE THAT THE FIRM THAT MANAGES THEIR CAPITAL INVESTS ON THEIR BEHALF?
Hi, is this material relevant for March 2016 exam?
It certainly is! The world of governance, risk and ethics moves almost as fast as a ship drifting with a broken down engine in the middle of the ocean
pls are there provisions for this videos to be downloaded?
Sorry, no. Videos cannot be downloaded – it’s the only way we can keep the site free. You can watch them as often as you like, but not download them
What are the regulators self interests in an entity?
Continuing employment, job satisfaction for a job well done, subscription fees paid by companies (for example to the Stock Exchange) to name but three
OK?
Yes, thank you.
This new vimeo platfoam on OT to deliver the lectures is not alright unlike the previous time. I have a super fantastic web connection yet this vimeo keeps jamming!
Any help will be highly appreciated.
How can I download these tutorials
Sir, you said in the lectures that the deep sea creatures are also stakeholders in some way. Did I understand this wrongly? Can you pls. explain?
My another concern is whether P1 difficult to pass? I am planning to do it just by listening to the OT lectures notes and Kaplan notes and revision kit. will this suffice?
Answering your first question. The deep sea creature is a stakeholder. For eg a chemical factory dumps the chemical in the water and therefore polluting the sea which will endager their lives. This is a more direct relation. If we think more there could be numerous relations in more indirect ways.
Will this lecture be relevant to June 2015 without alteration
It certainly will! Do you believe that it justifies any amendment?
I only asked to know if I Should print a hard copy now.
Yes, get it printed!
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Really helpful videos and thanks OT for the free resources.
Hi Mike.
i was just revising the Q4 part a for P1 june 2012 exam.The question clearly ask you to compare but when reviewing the answers the examiner provide a contrast answer.Could you please enlighten me on this.
Thanks
Compare and contrast are very closely related. If I compare something with another, it’s like having 2 objects, one in each hand, and finding their similarities but, in doing so, you are also effectively saying that whereas this one is round, the other one is ovoid
Now that’s a comparison but it’s also a contrast
If it were me facing such a question, I believe that I would read the requirement as “Compare and contrast …..”
I really do like the lectures.
hi,
I am going to sit JUNE 2014 exam, does this online course still can be used for reference. I am studying myself.
Please advise…
Thank you
Yes, it most certainly can be used for June 2014
The point Mike made about ideas taken as fact upon which action can be justified to a certain group is a valid point.
But there are interesting nuances to the whole issue of the war on terror as a risk management strategy. ie It was not a very good one.
Thanks in advance for my next blog article.