Ethics: Coursework
Before starting your coursework
The coursework is in two parts, but they are linked. This is done so that you can receive feedback on Part 1 to help you with Part 2.
Choose a country to analyse: it cannot be the UK as many of the lecture examples are from the UK.
It is recommended that you analyse your "own" country but you do not have to.
Be careful though, countries like Nigeria have so little information available that it is very hard to obtain regulatory information and Case Study examples.
Before "choosing" your country please make sure that you can find 5 sets of published accounts of major listed companies for your country. If you cannot do this - you will have to do an alternative version of Part 2 of the coursework.
Case …show more content…
Remember to use such examples sparingly though, you only want to make passing reference to such cases - the coursework is not asking you to describe these high profile "exciting" cases.
Weighting of the coursework
Part 1 50%
Part 2 50%
No in module retrieval is available - but students will receive full feedback on Part 1 to help them do Part 2.
Corporate Governance and Ethics: Coursework Part 1
Choose a country to analyse: it cannot be the UK as many of the lecture examples are from the UK.
Question 1: Locate the study of Corporate Governance within your chosen country. Critically discuss the importance of Corporate Governance to the development of your country in the globalized market place. (800 to 1,000 words) Your answer must follow the requirements detailed below. If a word is in bold you MUST interact with this specific sub requirement.
Briefly describe the key historical, political, economic and cultural factors that explain why your chosen country is "unique" in the globalised market place. Explain the importance of the stock market within your chosen country. Draw a sub conclusion that summarises your …show more content…
Use of Wikipedia, and other popular internet sources is allowable for this part of this question - due to its scope.
Describe how your country is located in the global market place and describe what the political impetus for development is. Ensure that your answer demonstrates how the development of publically listed companies is pivotal (or not) to the economic development of your country. Explain how this contextualises the study of Corporate Governance in your country.
In your own words critically discuss the importance of Corporate Governance to the development of your country in the globalized market place. This critical discussion must refer to, and flow from, the themes described above. This critical discussion must comprise of your own ideas expressed in your own words. You must show that you understand why Corporate Governance is important to your country. You will not pass if you simply describe a series of events and factors.You must use your own ideas to show the maker that you understand why Corporate Governance is important to study in the context of the development of your chosen country.You MUST comply with all the requirements outlined: the arrows show SOME but not all of the requirements.
The coursework is in two parts, but they are linked. This is done so that you can receive feedback on Part 1 to help you with Part 2.
Choose a country to analyse: it cannot be the UK as many of the lecture examples are from the UK.
It is recommended that you analyse your "own" country but you do not have to.
Be careful though, countries like Nigeria have so little information available that it is very hard to obtain regulatory information and Case Study examples.
Before "choosing" your country please make sure that you can find 5 sets of published accounts of major listed companies for your country. If you cannot do this - you will have to do an alternative version of Part 2 of the coursework.
Case …show more content…
Remember to use such examples sparingly though, you only want to make passing reference to such cases - the coursework is not asking you to describe these high profile "exciting" cases.
Weighting of the coursework
Part 1 50%
Part 2 50%
No in module retrieval is available - but students will receive full feedback on Part 1 to help them do Part 2.
Corporate Governance and Ethics: Coursework Part 1
Choose a country to analyse: it cannot be the UK as many of the lecture examples are from the UK.
Question 1: Locate the study of Corporate Governance within your chosen country. Critically discuss the importance of Corporate Governance to the development of your country in the globalized market place. (800 to 1,000 words) Your answer must follow the requirements detailed below. If a word is in bold you MUST interact with this specific sub requirement.
Briefly describe the key historical, political, economic and cultural factors that explain why your chosen country is "unique" in the globalised market place. Explain the importance of the stock market within your chosen country. Draw a sub conclusion that summarises your …show more content…
Use of Wikipedia, and other popular internet sources is allowable for this part of this question - due to its scope.
Describe how your country is located in the global market place and describe what the political impetus for development is. Ensure that your answer demonstrates how the development of publically listed companies is pivotal (or not) to the economic development of your country. Explain how this contextualises the study of Corporate Governance in your country.
In your own words critically discuss the importance of Corporate Governance to the development of your country in the globalized market place. This critical discussion must refer to, and flow from, the themes described above. This critical discussion must comprise of your own ideas expressed in your own words. You must show that you understand why Corporate Governance is important to your country. You will not pass if you simply describe a series of events and factors.You must use your own ideas to show the maker that you understand why Corporate Governance is important to study in the context of the development of your chosen country.You MUST comply with all the requirements outlined: the arrows show SOME but not all of the requirements.