Severe climate risks persist in World Economic Forum annual report
The latest Global Risks Report from the World Economic Forum ranks extreme weather as the risk most likely to present a material crisis on a global scale over the next ten years.CIMA and CPA Australia renew membership agreement
The agreement was extended another four years; also, the IASB is exploring a project on climate-related reporting.AICPA & CIMA respond to corporate governance code consultation
The FRC seeks to update the UK Corporate Governance Code to ensure it aligns with changes to legal and regulatory requirements set out by the UK government.FRC opens consultation on ethical standard revisions
Also, IFAC issues call to action to highlight the importance of an inclusive approach in reaching sustainable development goals.Younger workers see action as key to business ethics
Future talent prioritises behaving responsibly towards the local community, protecting customer data, and following all laws and regulations, a survey shows.Are you incentivising climate destruction?
Finance professionals need to work with others in the business to ensure that KPIs, scorecards, and incentives are aligned with net-zero strategies.ISSB to allow year of relief for companies’ sustainability disclosures
First-year reporting companies do not need to disclose risks beyond climate; IESBA publishes proposed work plan.How to resolve ethical dilemmas step by step
The CIMA Ethics Checklist provides steps to help CIMA members resolve ethical dilemmas.International Women’s Day: Embracing equity, empowering others
In an episode to celebrate International Women’s Day, two profession leaders share instances of progress and the roles we all can play to embrace equity.Ethics in action: Pressure to commit fraud
CIMA members and students are to ensure their professional or business judgement is not compromised by bias, conflict of interest, or undue influence of others.UK energy support scheme; IAASB objectives for auditing standards
Read a roundup of the latest developments in corporate reporting and an update on the UK Government’s new business energy support scheme.How to deal with the risk of online falsehoods
Deliberately false online content is harder to spot than you think. Here are seven tactics to counter the threat of disinformation and control the potential damage your business may incur.Handling challenging clients: 6 things you should consider
For Members in Practice, good communication can keep relationships with clients positive and resolve issues before a possibly costly dispute arises.Arrested at a political protest? Regulation 19 and the duty to notify
The duty to notify CIMA following a conviction or sanction is in the Institute’s Charter, Byelaws, and Regulations and applies to CIMA members globally.Discreditable behaviour: 7 areas where it can arise
Actions that discredit the accounting profession can go beyond proficiency failures and include conduct relating to a member’s personal life.7 actions to consider when facing pressure to act unethically
Pressure to act in an unethical way can come from unexpected sources and can take you by surprise, but there are steps you can take to deal with the threat.Younger workers to employers: Increase pay and social awareness
The latest annual Deloitte Gen Z and Millennial survey rates cost of living, climate change, and work/life balance among younger workers’ top concerns.Inappropriate use of social media: 4 things you should know
The requirement to uphold the standards of the profession extends to posting on personal social media accounts outside of work hours.Navigating the Ukraine conflict
Management accountants need to identify and prepare for a wide range of risks as the Ukraine crisis continues. Here are some resources to help.Become a better leader with FM’s top leadership tips of 2021
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