An Annual General Meeting of the Institute was held on 29 October 2018 at CMA House Clayton President’s Report at AGM 2018 The Global President of ICMA, Prof Brendan O’Connell reported that the Institute is […] Reports Presented at AGM 2018 […]
A lavish ICMA graduation ceremony was held at the Galadari Hotel, in Colombo, Sri Lanka on November 15, 2018. Over 150 CMAs, AMAs and GMAs graduated, with a packed hall of over 400 well-wishes attending. Sri Lanka Graduation Ceremony 2016-2018 […]
The official Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the ICMA Indonesian Branch was held at the IPMI Business School, on October 13. 2018, with Dr Chris D’Souza in the Chair. Professor Janek Ratnatunga, ICMA CEO, presented ICMA Indonesia Branch AGM and Activities […]
The CMA Australia Hong Kong Branch was a hive of activity in the November-December period. The following pictures is a sampling of the activities it was involved in. CMA HK was a sponsor of the Member Engagement Activities in Hong Kong […]
The 24th CMA program was conducted by the SMART Education Centre in Dubai, UAE in November 2018. The program was again facilitated by Professor Janek Ratnatunga, the CEO of ICMA Australia who covered the Strategic 24th CMA Program in Dubai […]
RMIT’S School of Accounting has teamed up with industry and the accounting profession to build a “serious game” where users will earn a micro-credential upon completion. The game was developed in response to the revised and restructured International Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants, released by the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA) in April 2018.
The Code will be effective from 15 June 2019, with accountants globally required to comply with it after this date.
The innovative serious game is a uniquely designed digital simulation, intended for players at any stage of their professional career. RMIT develops a new game that earns you a micro-credential […]
Managers who put off making decisions can have a detrimental impact on workplace behaviour, Deakin research has found. Deakin Business School’s Professor Alex Newman worked with researchers from Aston University, University of Exeter and University Procrastinating bosses trigger deviant staff behaviour: Deakin research […]