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Question # 81

P sells mobile phones and accessories The directors of P are concerned that there is a high risk of fraud being carried out by employees in the retail stores. There is a high turnover of employees in the shops as the sales targets are difficult to meet

Which TWO of the following controls would reduce this risk?

A.

Ensure employees work with the same staff all the time to build team spirit

B.

References should be obtained for all new employees from their last two employers

C.

Introduce a policy that all new employees must undertake a three month trial period

D.

Carry out a criminal record check for all new employees.

E.

Only employ people who have been employed in the retail mobile phone industry for two years

Question # 82

CVB is a consulting firm that occupies a large office with many individual staff offices Staff access the corporate network through a wired network AM work files and company emails are accessed through this network

CVB is upgrading its office heating system At present, each room in the building has a simple, mechanical thermostat that can be used to regulate the heating CVB plans to install smart thermostats in each room These will make it possible to reduce heating costs by monitoring room temperatures centrally, using software that will be installed on the corporate network It would be expensive to connect the thermostats to CVB ' s existing wired network but it would be possible to connect a wireless router to the network so that CVB could install wireless smart thermostats instead The software on the network ' s server could then monitor and control the thermostats via the Wi-Fi connection that would be created by the wireless router.

Which TWO of the following statements are correct?

A.

Security concerns should not prevent CVB from upgrading its heating system

B.

The wireless thermostats will be designed to be secure

C.

Cyber criminals could not identify and exploit vulnerabilities in the heating system

D.

The wireless thermostats could enable a breach of CVB ' s data

E.

Wired network connections are outdated and should not be used

Question # 83

Under the COSO Enterprise Risk Management Framework, who is responsible for risk management?

A.

Every member of the entity.

B.

The board of directors only.

C.

Managers and directors only.

D.

The shareholders.

Question # 84

YUI owns 18 factories, which are spread around the country. Each factory employs 500-700 production staff and has its own administrative and accounts departments.

It has recently been discovered that the manager in charge of YUI ' s Hightown factory has been overstating his personal expenses claims for the past five years. The total amount stolen in this manner has been estimated at $10,000.

Why would it have been relatively difficult to have prevented this fraud?

A.

Senior members of management can often override controls.

B.

It is impossible for anybody to check expenses claims submitted by a senior manager.

C.

Managers are generally highly intelligent and are generally capable of designing ways to defeat control systems.

D.

Internal controls cannot address fraud, only error.

Question # 85

University B has several departments. Each department at times obtains funding from different sources such as government grants and industry sponsorships. The central management of the university has decided to develop a module within its current Information System to track these funds centrally.

The central management of the University has decided to utilise in-house expertise in order to build this module.

Which THREE of the following represent advantages of developing this module and doing so using in-house expertise?

A.

Time will be saved because there will be no need to explain the basic structure and operations of the University to an outside contractor.

B.

In-house experts will be more easily able to integrate the module into the existing system.

C.

There is a better chance that in-house experts will spot long-standing inefficiencies or anomalies in the existing system.

D.

The system may limit the freedom of heads of department to act with autonomy.

E.

The system will make it easier for central management in the University to access the performance of individuals, departments and groups.

Question # 86

A hospital is part of a government provided health service which is free to patients. The management of the hospital is concerned with the need to minimise the risks to which the hospital is exposed from patient litigation.

In this context, which TWO of the following are appropriate steps to manage this risk?

A.

Ensuring that patients undergoing procedures sign documentation to confirm that the risks have been explained to them and that they understand.

B.

Allocating a risk score to patients depending on age, general heath and similar consideration and refusing to admit patients whose risk score exceeds a certain threshold.

C.

Ensuring that a policy is in place to transfer or discharge critically ill patients so as to minimise fatalities in the hospital.

D.

Ensure that proper documentation is in place for all patients showing such details as symptoms, treatments, and test results.

E.

The management refuses to allow the hospital to participate in the Major Accident Plan for the city in which it is located. It believes the Plan could expose the hospital to excessive risk.

Question # 87

Which of the following are true of an effective risk management culture?

A.

Staff should be penalised for being associated with negative events.

B.

All risk should be eliminated.

C.

Responsibility for risk management should be devolved to a risk manager.

D.

All staff should be aware of risks affecting the entity.

E.

Risk management should be regarded as part of the overall business strategy.

F.

The directors should take an active interest in risk management.

Question # 88

There are many method for appraising capital projects.

Select ALL correct statements.

A.

The time value of money should be the same for all similar competing projects.

B.

Decisions should only consider the financial implications of the project.

C.

No one method of capital appraisal taken alone is adequate to evaluate competing projects.

D.

Net Present Value evaluation considers a range of different discount rates considering different risk factors and finance methods.

E.

Opportunity cost is only relevant when capital is scarce.

F.

All projects should be evaluated using sensitivity analysis.

Question # 89

RFD, a listed company, is considering making an investment in a risky new venture. RFD has a substantial cash surplus that will be used to acquire the necessary resources. It is unlikely that RFD would have been able to raise finance for this investment because the company is already highly geared.

Which of the following statements about stakeholders ' conflicting interests are true?

A.

RFD ' s shareholders are exposed to the systematic risk from this project and the directors are exposed to total risk.

B.

RFD ' s lenders are likely to suffer a greater risk than RFD ' s equity investors.

C.

Neither RFD ' s shareholders or lenders are likely to have the means to prevent the directors from making this investment.

D.

RFD ' s existing employees are likely to enjoy a significant upside risk from this project.

E.

The diversification of RFD ' s interests will reduce the risks for all stakeholders.

Question # 90

L ' s risk register currently states the likelihood of risks m terms of their estimated percentage probabilities. The risk committee cs considering classifying risks using a three point scale high, medium and low.

Which TWO of the following are true?

A.

Quantifying probabilities as percentages gives greater scope for describing risks

B.

Using percentages will be more scientific

C.

Everyone will agree the meaning of high, medium and low

D.

High, medium, low will eliminate subjectivity

E.

High, medium and low will be easier to use

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