This document outlines the requirements for a final exam paper on governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). Students must discuss what GRC is and how it adds value to companies, and analyze a real-life GRC program of an Indonesian company. The paper must be 10-15 pages long with at least 10 references, half of which must come from textbooks or journals. It is due on December 18th and late submissions will be penalized.
This document outlines the requirements for a final exam paper on governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). Students must discuss what GRC is and how it adds value to companies, and analyze a real-life GRC program of an Indonesian company. The paper must be 10-15 pages long with at least 10 references, half of which must come from textbooks or journals. It is due on December 18th and late submissions will be penalized.
This document outlines the requirements for a final exam paper on governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). Students must discuss what GRC is and how it adds value to companies, and analyze a real-life GRC program of an Indonesian company. The paper must be 10-15 pages long with at least 10 references, half of which must come from textbooks or journals. It is due on December 18th and late submissions will be penalized.
The questions: 1. What is GRC? Discuss and elaborate! 2. Discuss and illustrate how GRC add value to companies? 3. Find and discuss a real-life example of a GRC program of an Indonesian company!
The requirements: 1. Hand in the paper to Lecture room A2.14.L on Wednesday, 18 December 2013, at 15.30 - 16.00 hours. A penalty of 1 (one) point will be deducted from your mark for every minute of lateness. 2. You can only work individually or in pair. You must notify through email by Saturday 14 December 2013 whether you are working individually or submit the name of your peer. 3. In the case of working in pair, you must provide assessment of each others contribution through email by Midday, Thursday 19 December 2013. 4. You must consult at least 10 (ten) references, half of which must be either textbooks or journal articles. 5. The paper should be between 10-15 page (excluding title pages, tables, figures, references and so on). Print on both side of paper. 6. Follow the Schools instruction on format (fonts, margins and characters). 7. Email me if you have further questions. Further instructions, if needed, will follow during the week.