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IIA signs agreement with Việt Nam Ministry of Finance

The Institute of Internal Auditors’ new president and CEO, Anthony Pugliese, has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Vietnamese Ministry of Finance to advance the internal audit profession in Việt Nam.

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CIFI publishes its first standalone ESG report, highlighting five key accomplishments CIFI publishes its first standalone ESG report, highlighting five key accomplishments

AES Mong Duong awarded the ISO 55001:2014 Certification

AES Mong Duong has been awarded the ISO 55001:2014 Certification by Bureau Veritas Certification Holding SAS – UK Branch for the asset management system of the 1,200 MW Mong Duong 2 BOT Thermal Power Plant in Quảng Ninh Province, Việt Nam. With this certificate, AES Mong Duong becomes one of the first companies in the country to be recognised for its effective asset management system.

Model change needed to improve corporate governance

According to the International Finance Corporation, companies with good corporate governance report their return-on-equity ratios are three times the ratios at worse-governed companies

State Audit Office of Việt Nam digitalises to keep up with global trends Việt Nam’s audit industry has been woking hard to develop information technology to catch up with global trends, said a representative from the State Audit Office of Việt Nam (SAV).

Strong internal controls can enhance profitability

A strong internal control system would enhance efficiency and profitability and reduce risks and costs for companies, said Brook Horowitz, CEO of IBLF Global – a UK-based non-profit organisation promoting responsible business practices.

Firms asked to start internal audits

Listed companies and public enterprises owned fully or partially by the State are required to start internal audits on April 1, 2019.

Large firms boost transparency

Some large-cap firms have replaced the board of supervision with independent members in the board of management to improve the quality of corporate governance and reduce expenses.