What is a chartered secretary?

January 5, 2018 | Author: Anonymous | Category: Business, Management
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Introduction to ICSA for the National Union of Company Secretaries Simon Osborne FCIS, Chief Executive, ICSA December 2014

Who we are • The international qualifying body for chartered secretaries. • A respected global authority on governance and compliance. • An active professional community committed to high standards.

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What we do • Qualify chartered secretaries and train other governance, risk and compliance professionals.

• Support our members and students.

• Promote good governance practice across all sectors.

• Shape the corporate governance agenda.

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Mission and values Our mission To champion good governance and develop the value, skills and effectiveness of company secretaries and governance professionals in all sectors. Our guiding values: • Openness: we are open, accessible and honest • Integrity: we are impartial, independent and informed • Authority: we speak for our profession with experience and expertise.

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Global membership 2013/14

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UKRIAT membership 2013/14

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Other services • Authoritative publications and technical guidance. • Briefings, seminars, regional and national conferences. • Continuous professional development and networking events. • Professional training, in class, online and in-house. • Research and advice. • Board evaluation and development services. • Market-leading entity management and board portal software.

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Thought leadership

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What is a chartered secretary? • Trained in law, finance, strategy, governance & company secretarial practice. • Qualified to be company secretaries of publicly quoted & private companies, public authorities, charities and not for profit bodies. • Trained to assist with changing business requirements such as updates to governance and regulatory regimes. • Equipped for a wide range of governance, legal and finance roles.

• Able to work with early career exposure to the board.

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How to qualify Successfully complete CSQS and gain 6 years relevant work experience.

CSQS • 8 x modules open access qualifying scheme, with many different pathways. • flexible study methods which include distance & online learning. • exemptions for prior qualifications in law, accountancy or business.

• fast track options for lawyers and accountants working in relevant roles for 5+ years.

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Qualifications and training Core qualifications • Chartered Secretaries Qualifying Scheme (CSQS) • Certificate in International Finance and Administration (IFA) Specialist qualifications • Company Secretarial Practice • Employee Share Schemes Short courses • On governance, law, company secretarial practice, compliance, risk and personal effectiveness Online training • 12 courses and growing across 2015 Bespoke training • In-house options according to organisational needs. 11

Online training courses •

Automatic Enrolment: A Guide for Professionals



Anti-Money Laundering



Communicating Complex Ideas



Corporate Governance



Data Protection



Due Diligence in Mergers and Acquisition



Finance: The Basics



Financial Briefing: Assessing Going Concern



Professionalism and Ethics



Negotiation Skills



Risk Management



Strategic Financial Management 12

How can I join ICSA? • Become a Chartered Secretary Many different pathways through CSQS are available, depending upon your current qualifications and experience.

• Join us as an Affiliate Affiliateship gives you access to our resources, expertise and supportive professional community.

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Connect with us

[email protected] www.icsa.org.uk

Download the Henley Report and watch Professor Kakabase’s presentation at www.icsa.org.uk/cosecreport

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