There are no substantial changes for the Sept 2023 syllabus so the notes are essentially unchanged. But note that there aremsubstantial changes to the exam format. See here:
It is paraphrased from IFAC’s definition in Auditing Standard 240 which is:
“An intentional act by one or more individuals among management, those charged with governance, employees, or third parties, involving the use of deception to obtain an unjust or illegal advantage.”
I was wondering why we note “bribing a foreign public official” separately under types of bribery, given that this amounts to “bribing another person.” I’m guessing there’s a specific rationale and am hoping you could share/elaborate?
The rationale is that it is potentially much more serious to be involved in bribing a foreign public official than bribing, say, someone in a private business. Amounts involved could be huge. Arguably, defrauding a country and its citizens is more immoral than defrauding private investors. In addition, if discovered, there is likely to be very adverse publicity.
Hallo sir, how can i download these lessons because to watch direct here its expensive due to our tariffs data the are so high. So guide me so that i can be able following offline.
Downloading is not possible – and in any case – downloading would use exactly the same amount of data! so it is actually better for you to watch them on demand – as you go!
You can save them with youtube setting ‘watch later’ to watch without connection
CAN THESE LECTURES BE WATCHED FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2020 SBL EXAM SITTING ?? ARE THEY RELEVENT CONSIDERING CURRENT COVID SCENARIO??? PLEASE REPLY TO MY QUERY SIR, THANKFUL 馃檪 LOVE OPEN TUTION !!
I am preparing for the june exam and sitting for second time..I feel i lacked to test myself in model exams and see how i am able to apply what i learnt before the exam attempt..Can you advice on where to attempt model papers and how to evaluate myself?
UzairA365 says
Hi,
can these lectures be used for march exam 2024?
Ken Garrett says
Yes
pkimk9786 says
Hi,
Have these been updated for sep 2023 and onwards ?
It seems like these are old ones ???
Ken Garrett says
There are no substantial changes for the Sept 2023 syllabus so the notes are essentially unchanged. But note that there aremsubstantial changes to the exam format. See here:
https://opentuition.com/topic/attention-major-changes-to-the-sbl-exam-from-september-2023-onwards/
Graziella. says
Are these notes valid for September 2023 sitting?
Thanks
Ken Garrett says
yes, they are.
YananDu89 says
Dear Sir,
Hope you are well.
Are these lectures still valid for June 2023 sitting?
Thank you.
Ken Garrett says
Yes.
guyver101 says
Hi, where does this definition of fraud come from?
Its different the 2006 act, but I prefer the one you give here. Thanks
Ken Garrett says
It is paraphrased from IFAC’s definition in Auditing Standard 240 which is:
“An intentional act by one or more individuals among management, those charged with governance, employees, or third parties, involving the use of deception to obtain an unjust or illegal advantage.”
dilnavas says
Is this all sbl lectures valid for dec 2022 ?
junaid-dalal@hotmail.co.uk says
Did you get a response on this?
Sohailh99 says
are all videos relevant for September 2022 exams?
JulianWong says
Are the note and lectures of SBL in Open Tuition are for the UK syllabus not international syllabus?
mehnasha says
Is Tucker’s 5 questions in the syllabus for the September 2021 exam?
nuramaani says
Where can I download the lecturer slide, not the SBL notes?
Ken Garrett says
The slides are not available for download.
Mishern says
Dear Ken,
I was wondering why we note “bribing a foreign public official” separately under types of bribery, given that this amounts to “bribing another person.” I’m guessing there’s a specific rationale and am hoping you could share/elaborate?
Ken Garrett says
It is the approach taken by UK legislation.
The rationale is that it is potentially much more serious to be involved in bribing a foreign public official than bribing, say, someone in a private business. Amounts involved could be huge. Arguably, defrauding a country and its citizens is more immoral than defrauding private investors. In addition, if discovered, there is likely to be very adverse publicity.
jupraffal says
Hallo sir, how can i download these lessons because to watch direct here its expensive due to our tariffs data the are so high. So guide me so that i can be able following offline.
opentuition_team says
Downloading is not possible – and in any case – downloading would use exactly the same amount of data! so it is actually better for you to watch them on demand – as you go!
You can save them with youtube setting ‘watch later’ to watch without connection
salwa1786 says
HELLO,
CAN THESE LECTURES BE WATCHED FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2020 SBL EXAM SITTING ?? ARE THEY RELEVENT CONSIDERING CURRENT COVID SCENARIO??? PLEASE REPLY TO MY QUERY SIR, THANKFUL 馃檪 LOVE OPEN TUTION !!
Ken Garrett says
Yes. They are fine for September 2020.
Ali0912 says
Hi,
I am preparing for the june exam and sitting for second time..I feel i lacked to test myself in model exams and see how i am able to apply what i learnt before the exam attempt..Can you advice on where to attempt model papers and how to evaluate myself?
jawwad1998 says
Are there any suggested questions to practice after each SBL lecture ? I have seen them at the end of APM lectures but cant find in SBL lectures.
opeyemiogundele says
1st attempt what are critical factors for succes
Ken Garrett says
Question practice and critical evaluation of your answers compared to the model answers.
Where possible, use common sense first then attach suitable theoretical models to that. Do not explain models: use them.
MHK2020 says
Good lecture
asantewaaomane says
Critical Factors for Success are those few limited areas of a business that things must be done right for a company to gain competitive advantage
Shen says
Failed 3 times, starting again!!!
nachipaka says
Compared to the lecture notes. The six principles are missing the risk assessment point.
kauka says
unable to watch lecture vidoes
fola94 says
Unable to access the SBL case study questions.
opentuition_team says
https://opentuition.com/acca/sbl/acca-sbl-case-study/