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	About ACI Malaysia In recognizing the importance of audit committees, the Audit Committee Institute Malaysia (ACI) is created to assist audit committee members adapt to their changing role. Sponsored by KPMG in Malaysia, the Institutes primary mission is to communicate with audit committee members to enhance their awareness of, commitment to, and ability to implement effective audit committee processes. ACI Malaysia engages in a variety of initiatives to assist audit committee members by providing a range of resources through its web site, publications and roundtables all designed to facilitate the exchange of views and insights on audit committee best practices and processes, and other topics of interest. The Institute has developed a range of tools to assist audit committee members in meeting their oversight role. These tools include: Audit Committee Guides are comprehensive reference for audit committee members. It captures KPMGs insights into what makes a best practice audit committee and provides practical tools to help improve audit committee processes. Regular updates ACI Malaysia will publish regular newsletters to provide audit committee members with timely updates on significant reporting and regulatory changes, and emerging issues. Web site Designed to provide audit committee members, board members, senior executives and other interested parties with timely access to a wide range of useful resources. ACI Malaysias web site provides you with a resource to help you to keep up to date on current and emerging issues related to governance, risk management, internal and external auditing, accounting, financial reporting and a library of reference material. ACIs Roundtables are designed to provide a highly interactive forum for the exchange of views and insights on topics of interest to members of corporate boards, audit committees, and senior executives. We believe that the Roundtable will provide an excellent forum for a dynamic and candid discussion of the issues and challenges facing audit committees and boards in their oversight of risk management. Over the last 3 years, ACI Malaysia held a series of roundtable discussions for this purpose. Over 200 audit committee chairmen and members attended the discussions which enabled a dynamic exchange of ideas.