Bangkok--14 Oct--PwC Thailand
PwC Thailand (PricewaterhouseCoopers) and Thailand’s State Enterprise Policy Office (SEPO) recently co-hosted a seminar to share knowledge with representatives of state-owned enterprises on the State Enterprise Performance Appraisal (SEPA) guidelines.
The half-day event, entitled ‘Assessing Operating Results for State-Owned Enterprises — Risk Management’ was held at the PwC office, 15th Floor Conference room, Bangkok City Tower and covered a wide range of interesting topics including determining appetite/tolerance for risk; risk management for value enhancement/creation; how to conduct a portfolio view of risk; and integrating Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC).
PwC, led by Risk and Control Solutions Partners Pongsak Achakulwisut and Varunee Pridanonda, together with Wachiraya Permphusri, Director of SEPO’s Performance Evaluation System Bureau, shared their insights on how to evaluate the quality of risk management of Thai state-owned enterprises, based on the SEPA guidelines.
The seminar was joined by some 70 keen participants from various industries including banks, the Metropolitan Electricity Authority and the Metropolitan Waterworks Authority.