The ICMA(ANZ) has a number of industry experts who can provide expert opinions on various topics pertaining to management accounting, Risk Management, Carbon Management, Professional Accreditation, ESG, Business Valuation and Sutainability.
Most media matters are handled by Prof Michael Tse (Chairman); Prof Brendan O’Connell (President); Prof Janek Ratnatunga (CEO) or Dr. Chris D’Souza (Deputy CEO).
For media comment please email ICMA(ANZ) on [email protected] and be directed to the relevant member with a contact number being provided.
The Numbers Game in the Geopolitics of Destruction
In a groundbreaking analysis, Prof Janek Ratnatunga, CEO of the Institute of Certified Management Accountants (ICMA) Australia and New Zealand, delves into the intricate relationship between management accounting and geopolitics, particularly in the context of [...]
The Rise of the Zombie Agency: A New Era of Global Disorder
In a groundbreaking article, Professor Janek Ratnatunga, the CEO of the Institute of Certified Management Accountants, has unveiled the profound implications of recent geopolitical developments, which he describes as the "Rise of the Zombie Agency." [...]
PwC Tax Scandal’s Aftermath: It’s Time to Seriously Regulate the Big 4
Professor Janek Ratnatunga, CEO of the Institute of Certified Management Accountants, says that in the aftermath of the PwC tax scandal it is time to seriously regulate all the Big 4 Accounting giants, KPMG, Deloitte, [...]
Rod Sims, Don Rankin and Simon Griffiths inducted into the ICMA Global Accounting and Management Accounting Hall of Fame.
After a lull of two years due to Covid, the Institute of Certified Management Accountants (Australia & New Zealand) celebrated the induction of two outstanding champions into its Global Accounting and Management Accounting Hall of [...]
Skills Australia removing accountants from the shortage list has some overall merit! But the reasons are complex says Management Accountant’s CEO
“Skills Australia's decision to remove accountants from the shortage list based on advertised vacancies has some overall merit, but the reasons for this are quite complex, and there are many nuances to explaining the fall [...]
Optus Data Hack: The Dark Side of Invading Social Media Privacy
The “Optus’ data breach which compromised the personal details and even identity documents such as Medicare cards, passports and driving licences of up to 9.8 million Australians leaves many questions unanswered, says Prof Janek Ratnatunga, [...]
Charity Fundraising: It’s time to end Racially Stereotyped Children’s Images
Despite significant criticisms, international charities persist in using racially stereotyped images of children in fundraising advertising. “This is because, obviously, such images yield the most donations”, says Prof Janek Ratnatunga, the CEO of the Institute [...]
Reversing the Plastic Pandemic: CMA ANZ calls for a ‘Plastic Credit’ Cap-and-Trade-Solution
Nov 18, 2021 - A ‘black swan event’ is one that whilst being extremely rare and of severe impact, is nevertheless characterised by the widespread insistence it was obvious in hindsight. The Covid-19 pandemic was [...]
Why Australia is a Safe Haven for Criminals and Money Launderers
Accountants, Lawyers, and Real-estate professionals are actively lobbying to avoid reporting suspicious transactions. Newspapers and other media outlets have this week reported stories on corrupt activities involving casinos, money laundering, foreign influence, tax avoidance, offshore [...]
Why Australia’s Regulators are Powerless in KPMG Exam Cheating Scandal
Is it time for a Royal Commission on the Auditing profession? In mid-September 2021, The Australian arm of one of the world’s biggest and most prestigious accounting firms, KPMG, was fined A$613,000 by a US [...]




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