- Teacher: Karmalain P. Manohar
Corporate and Business Law is divided into eight areas. The syllabus
starts with an introduction to the overall English legal system such as
the court system and sources of law - including - human rights
legislation.
It then leads into the area of the law of obligations including contract
and tort, which underpin business transactions generally. The syllabus
then covers a range of specific legal areas relating to various aspects
of business of most concern to finance professionals.
These are the laws relating to employment and the laws relating to
companies. These laws include the formation and constitution of
companies, the financing of companies and types of capital, and the
day-to-day management, the administration and regulation of companies
and legal aspects of companies facing difficulty or in crisis.
The final section links back to all the previous areas. This section
deals with corporate governance, ethics and ethical behaviour relating
to business including criminal law.
- Teacher: Farrah Gangar
Corporate and Business Law is divided into eight areas. The syllabus
starts with an introduction to the overall English legal system such as
the court system and sources of law - including - human rights
legislation.
It then leads into the area of the law of obligations including contract
and tort, which underpin business transactions generally. The syllabus
then covers a range of specific legal areas relating to various aspects
of business of most concern to finance professionals.
These are the laws relating to employment and the laws relating to
companies. These laws include the formation and constitution of
companies, the financing of companies and types of capital, and the
day-to-day management, the administration and regulation of companies
and legal aspects of companies facing difficulty or in crisis.
The final section links back to all the previous areas. This section
deals with corporate governance, ethics and ethical behaviour relating
to business including criminal law.
- Teacher: Renuka Rambhajan
To introduce the student to the knowledge of basic cost information required for management accounting. To develop the knowledge and ability to recognise, collect and record basic cost and revenue information for planning and control including the use of spreadsheets in management accounting.
- Teacher: Karmalain P. Manohar
The Advanced Performance Management syllabus further develops key
aspects introduced in Paper F5, Performance Management, at the skills
level and draws on aspects of the material covered from a more strategic
and operational planning perspective in Paper P3, Business Analysis.
- Teacher: Karmalain P. Manohar
Financial Management is designed to equip candidates with the skills that would be expected from a finance manager responsible for the finance function of a business.
The paper, therefore, starts by introducing the role and purpose of the financial management function within a business. Before looking at the three key financial management decisions of investing, financing, and dividend policy, the syllabus explores the economic environment in which such decisions are made.
- Teacher: Andre Albert
The Audit and Assurance syllabus is essentially divided into seven
areas. The syllabus starts with the nature, purpose and scope of
assurance engagements, including the statutory audit, its regulatory
environment, and introduces professional ethics relating to audit and
assurance.
The financial reporting syllabus assumes knowledge acquired in Paper F3,
Financial Accounting, and develops and applies this further and in
greater depth.
Taxation introduces candidates to the subject of taxation and provides the core knowledge of the underlying principles and major technical areas of taxation as they affect the activities of individuals and businesses.Candidates are introduced to the rationale behind - and the functions of - the tax system.
- Teacher: Sunil Ragbir