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This survey was conducted with 19 participating financial institutions to evaluate their risk management and financial disclosure practices in the context of corporate governance reforms and international conventions. The survey contained 14 questions regarding whether the institutions' boards have explicitly prioritized sustainable development and risk management, issued written risk policies, and included risk disclosure in financial reports. It also asked about the institutions' risk management committees, regulatory supervision, use of international accounting standards, and external auditing practices.
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- 4. 2. Has the Board specified risk management as an important requirement for sustainable development?
- 5. 3) Has the Board issued written policies regarding how it will deal with risks facing the institution?
- 6. 4) Has the Board mandated your institution’s senior management to comply with the Board’s policies on risk management?
- 7. 5) Has the Board and management included in its latest financial report to the government and the public the risks faced by the institution and how it is dealing with them?
- 8. 6) Based on its latest report, is compliance with Basel II specified by the Board as an important risk factor faced by your institution?
- 9. 7) Has the Board organized a Risk Management Committee (RMC)?
- 10. 8) Is there a written Charter for the RMC that was formulated by the Board in consultation with management?
- 11. 9) Is the institution under regulatory supervision?
- 12. 10) Of this total members, how many have background and skills in Accounting, Banking, and Economics
- 13. 11) How frequently does the RMC meet? (encircle) Monthly/Quarterly/Annually Other (Please specify)
- 14. 12) Has your institution adopted the International Accounting Standards as the basis for financial reporting to the owners of your institution and to the public?
- 15. 13) Is your institution audited by external auditors?
- 16. 14) Do the external auditors report to the shareholders of your institution?
- 17. Thank You