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Dominic Tang to speak at China finance control outsourcing event

11 July 2008

Former SAES Getters (Nanjing) executive vice president Dominic Tang FCMA will be guest speaker at CIMA China's 18 July workshop on finance control outsourcing.

Mr Tang will share his extensive experience on:

  • definition of finance control outsourcing and its mode of operation
  • impacts of US and European legislation on finance control
  • examples of directors' liability: Italy's Saving Law 2005
  • common financial malpractices and other problems facing SMEs in China
  • shortcomings of the in house control function of SMEs and group internal audit
  • FCO as a solution for head office and stakeholders and Chinese SMEs
  • benefits of FCO for accounting professionals
  • FCO as part of staff function outsourcing.

Mr Tang, who was also deputy general manager of Nanjing SAES Huadong Vacuum Material Co. Ltd, has expertise in finance, management accounting, integrated supply chains, IT, HR, strategy and administration. Prior to joining SAES, Mr Tang served on the Ciba group for 12 years, moving between Hong Kong, China and Switzerland.

For event registration information, please see our CIMA China events page.

Notes to editors

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Please see our CIMA Chinese language website for information in translation.

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