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ACCT5919 – Individual Assignment

You are an employee of a company. The Management Team of your company is developing  a manual, for internal use, to train staff in areas of risk management so that your company      staff can learn to avoid similar failures in risk management procedures. Management is aware that you have recently completed a course in business risk management and have asked you   to prepare a case study report for inclusion in the manual covering one of the following seven cases or another case of your choice:

Company                                                         The Risk Event

Fukushima Daiichi                                        - Nuclear plant disaster

BP                                                                  - Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico

Boeing                                                              - Boeing 737 Max aircraft

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA)    - Failures in corporate governance

Volkswagen                                                   - Engine emissions scandal

Crown Resorts                                                  - Crown Royal Commission(s)

Sanlu Group                                                  - Melamine-tainted milk scandal

OR a Case Study of your choice*

* If you choose your own case study you must receive prior approval from your Course Presenter based on a brief written proposal (of no more than one A4 page) outlining the risk management lessons that you will cover. The proposal must be submitted no later than 19th   June 2023 via email. If you choose to complete a report on one of the seven cases listed above, you do not need to submit a proposal. Simply submit your report by the due date.

The Project

Management has agreed the following specific tasks after discussions with you:

1.    Research the facts of the case. The facts and material for the analysis should be drawn from primary sources such as company and regulator reports wherever possible, and   then secondary sources such as press and other reports or published articles by third parties and experts commenting on or analysing the incident. Sources should be fully  referenced.

2.    You are required to identify at least two, and at most three, risk management issues illustrated by the case. Compare and contrast the way in which these issues were dealt   with by the company with the material presented in the course or other reference material dealing with the concepts or issues that the case illustrates. In your report, you may also assess the effectiveness with which the crisis, created as a result of the failures in risk management, was managed. The analysis of crisis management is in addition to  the coverage of the two to three risk management issues.

3.    Management believes that the quality of this material will not be judged on the number of concepts or issues illustrated by a particular case study but on how well each concept or issue is illustrated and analysed. Therefore, greater depth in the assessment of the underlying risk management issues (and crisis management). Likewise, the lessons and recommendations need to be specific and relevant to your company.to be of use to your company’s staff

4.    Submit the report as specified below.

The Report

Your report should contain the following sections:

1.    Executive Summary: A concise review of the report outlining the major findings/issues and conclusions/recommendations. This should be no more than one (1) A4 page. This section is allocated 4 marks.

2.    Introduction and Aims: Outline the aims of the report and discuss the approach you  have taken to research and develop your case material. Make explicit the criteria that you have used in choosing the risk management issue(s) identified in the case. This  should be no more than one to two (1-2) A4 pages. This section is allocated 3 marks.

3.    Case Study: This section should include brief facts of the case, and your analysis of the risk and crisis management issues, and why the risk management issues examined in the case occurred. This section should be no more than six (6) pages. This section is     allocated 13 marks.

4.    Conclusion and Recommendations. Describe the lessons that your company can learn   from the case, the improvements in governance, and risk management processes, including control procedures and treatment systems that you consider should have been implemented to address the issues you identified, and give the reasons for your recommendations. This section should be no more than four (4) A4 pages. This section is allocated 9 marks.

5.    References: List the sources you have consulted for the completion of the report. This section is allocated 1 mark.

Management has specifically asked that the report be no longer than ten (10) to eleven (11) pages (A4 page size, 12 font, one and a half line spacing) excluding the cover page, the reference list and any attachments.

Grading

The report marks will be allocated for each section, as noted above. Creative and innovative analytical work will be rewarded, particularly how effectively the facts of the case are linked to the risk and crisis management issues identified, and the extent to which the conclusions   and lessons highlight specific better ways of addressing the issues identified.

General

The report should be submitted by 5.00pm on Monday 3rd July 2023 via Turnitin.