ACI Malaysia gathers thought leaderships and publications prepared by local and global member firms to provide board and audit committee members with timely updates on significant reporting and regulatory changes, as well as emerging issues. It acts as a comprehensive reference for audit committee members and provides practical tools to help improve audit committee processes.

• 80% of large companies conducting board evaluations, says KPMG report - FMT News
• Half of consumers in Malaysia have had financial info compromised - Enterprise IT News
• Fintech: Malaysian banks getting ready for more fintech - The Edge Martkets
• Finding Balance on Directors Pay - Focus Malaysia 
• The Reality of Boardroom Diversity - Focus Malaysia 
• MCCG: Moving from Aspiration to Actualisation - Focus Malaysia 
• Reasonable remuneration for director - Busy Weekly

• 2019 Global Audit Committee Survey Report
• Cyber security considerations for 2019
• Facilitating the boards engagement in strategy
• How lead directors can facilitate board engagement on strategy board perspectives
• Keeping pace with disruptive risk digital transformation (AC pulse survey)
• 2019 Global CEO Outlook: Agile or irrelevant
• 2018 Global CEO Outlook: Growing pains
• 2017 Global Audit Committee Pulse Survey
• 2017 KPMG Report on NEDs Remuneration

IFRS 9

• Financial Instruments (September 2014)
• Financial Instruments for corporates – Are you good to go? (September 2017)

IFRS 15

• Revenue – It’s time to engage (April 2016)
• Revenue issues in-depth (2nd edition) – IFRS and US GAAP (May 2016)

IFRS 16

• Leases – A more transparent balance sheet (January 2016)

Click here to access KPMG’s Global IFRS Institute.

The Audit Committee Guide is a practical, user-friendly reference for both new and seasoned audit committee members and management, covering the fundamentals — e.g., basic requirements, responsibilities, and key areas of oversight — and offering insights into the current challenges and leading practices shaping audit committee effectiveness today.

While the guide is written for the needs of companies listed on a U.S. stock exchange, it can also serve as a resource for audit committee members of private companies, non-U.S. companies, and non-profit entities.

Click here to download the file.