CMA Sri Lanka SL3 Business Strategy & Risk Management Exam case studies
CMA Sri Lanka SL3 Business Strategy & Risk Management Exam · Put your knowledge to work in context.
SL3 Business Strategy and Risk Management is the strategic-level paper in CMA Sri Lanka's professional programme. It sits above the operational and management levels and assumes you can already read financial statements, cost a product and explain basic control concepts. The CMA Sri Lanka SL3 Business Strategy & Risk Management Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 5,582 words.
1EUDR Traceability Deadline at LankaPure Rubber
LankaPure Rubber Products plc manufactures examination gloves and industrial matting at two plants in Kalutara, exporting 62% of its USD 84 million revenue to the European Union. Under the EU Deforestation Regulation, importers must file due-diligence statements with geolocation data for every plot where natural rubber is grown.
1,082 words, about 5 min2Three Growth Options for Sanhinda Finance
Sanhinda Finance plc is a licensed finance company with LKR 96 billion of assets, 71 branches and a return on equity of 8.4% against a cost-to-income ratio of 66%. Its core product, gold-backed pawning, is shrinking as licensed commercial banks have entered with lower rates and faster turnaround.
837 words, about 4 min3ERP Stall and Gaming at Kahatagaha Group
Kahatagaha Group is a 96-year-old diversified company with five business units - tea exports, packaging, logistics, agri-inputs and travel - and 3,400 staff. Eighteen months ago it began a LKR 5.8 billion ERP and shared-services programme to standardise finance, procurement and HR across all units.
1,170 words, about 6 min4Related-Party Contracts and a Departing Audit Chair
Ruhunu Holdings plc is a listed family-controlled conglomerate. The chairman's nephew owns 100% of a logistics company that has been Ruhunu's primary carrier for four years.
1,220 words, about 6 min5Forged Bills of Lading at Nelum Bank
Nelum Bank plc, a mid-sized licensed commercial bank, approved its enterprise risk management framework 14 months ago. Its risk appetite statement caps trade finance losses at LKR 150 million a year.
1,273 words, about 6 min