Key risks of doing business in Asia …
A Property Industry Perspective
In today’s high speed market place it is vital to understand what exactly is risk management? Risk is a case of managing it, not eliminating it. To stay ahead of potential risks taking place within your business, you need to learn how do you go about identifying and managing your risks?
In this seminar you will learn from our expert speaker about what Risk Appetite is and how you create a do-it-yourself analysis of risk versus reward.
Some of the key risks of doing business in Asia will also be addressed:
- Demands from investors
- Acquiring property
- Managing property / developments
- Understand where risk management fits into the Corporate Governance universe
- Where to focus your risk management efforts
- A property perspective on risk management
This seminar is suitable for directors and officers with a responsibility for the overall performance of a business, finance professionals, risk practitioners, property professionals and anyone with responsibility for ensuring sound corporate governance practices in their organisation.
Our speaker is Aaron Chen, Risk Manager (Asia) of the Goodman Group and he is responsible for ensuring Goodman’s interests in Asia maintain a robust governance framework. This includes oversight and management of their Corporate Governance, Risk and Internal Audit frameworks, insurance arrangements, incident management, change management and business continuity planning. Aaron is a qualified Chartered Accountant and has over ten years of experience in property, finance and chartered accounting. His recent experience has focussed on establishing risk frameworks for a number of organisations throughout Australia and more recently, in Asia.Date: |
Monday 22 September 2008 |
Venue: |
AustCham Seminar Room, 3/F, Lucky Building, 39 Wellington St, Central |
Time: |
Registration 12:30 pm Session 12:45 – 2:00 pm |
Cost: |
HK$180 members; HK$300 non-members |
Media: |
For media enquiries please contact Jane Hodgskin on +852 2522 5054 or communications@austcham.com.hk |
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