CMA Sri Lanka SL4 Corporate Governance & Ethics Exam study materials
CMA Sri Lanka SL4 Corporate Governance & Ethics Exam study resources

CMA Sri Lanka SL4 Corporate Governance & Ethics Exam case studies

CMA Sri Lanka SL4 Corporate Governance & Ethics Exam · Put your knowledge to work in context.

SL4 Corporate Governance & Ethics is a subject-level examination within the CMA Sri Lanka professional programme. It suits candidates progressing through the CMA qualification, finance professionals moving into board-facing or compliance roles, and company secretaries or internal auditors who need a structured grounding in governance. The CMA Sri Lanka SL4 Corporate Governance & Ethics Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 3,243 words.

1

The Family Board and the Warehouse Lease

Lanka Marine Holdings PLC is a CSE-listed conglomerate with a market capitalisation of LKR 42 billion. The founder's family holds 38% and controls the board.

779 words, about 4 min
2

The Outsourced Internal Auditor and the Side Letters

Ruhuna Agri PLC is a CSE-listed agribusiness with revenue of LKR 7.2 billion and four subsidiaries. Its internal audit function is outsourced to the same firm that earns LKR 18 million a year from tax advisory and system implementation work for the group.

663 words, about 3 min
3

The Related Party Loan at the Finance Company

Lanka Capital Finance PLC is a licensed finance company regulated by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, listed on the CSE, with total assets of LKR 58 billion. Its capital adequacy ratio is 10.4% against a regulatory minimum of 10%, and NPLs have risen from 6.1% to 9.8% in 12 months.

649 words, about 3 min
4

The Facilitation Payment and the Tender

Ceylon MedTech (Pvt) Ltd is a family-owned medical device supplier bidding for a LKR 900 million Ministry of Health tender. Its agent in Colombo says the tender file will not move without a 'facilitation payment' of LKR 4.5 million to a named customs official, and that 'everyone pays'.

595 words, about 3 min
5

The Cyber Breach and the Silent Risk Committee

Serendib Leisure PLC operates 14 hotels and is CSE-listed. In August a ransomware attack encrypted the reservation system and exposed 120,000 guest records, including passport numbers.

557 words, about 3 min