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When Enterprise Risk-Based Audit Plans Are Not Enough

Internal Audit 360

GUEST BLOG POST: I am a huge believer, as are most leading internal audit practitioners, in enterprise risk-based auditing. That means that the audit plan is designed to provide assurance, advice, and insight on the more significant sources of risk to the organization and the achievement of its objectives.

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When enterprise risk-based audit plans are not enough

Norman Marks

I am a huge believer, as are most leading internal audit practitioners (IMHO and I hope the IIA’s Standards Board will come around), in enterprise risk-based auditing.

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Audit Committee Toolkit: Maximizing Value From Internal Audit

Audit Board

Audit committee members have oversight of internal audit, but time together is often limited to just four meetings each year. Read on and download the PDF below for a checklist of questions for audit committee members to ask the CAE to set expectations, drive meaningful communication, and dig deeper into organizational risks.

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Solidifying Risk Management: How to Get Started With Continuous Monitoring

Audit Board

Many risk and audit professionals are intimidated by continuous risk monitoring. In surveys, at conferences, and in casual conversation, the majority of internal auditors and risk managers will admit the truth: They feel like they don’t know how to do it, or even where to start. This is no time to keep our heads down.

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How Companies Evaluate Their Corporate Governance

Reynolds Holding

In a new paper , we report the results of interviews on this topic with 29 chief audit executives (CAEs) from U.S. CAEs are in a unique position to evaluate corporate governance, most often reporting administratively to the CEO or CFO and functionally to the audit committee. publicly traded companies.

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Integrate ICFR and Build Confidence in Your Financial Statements

Audit Board

Throughout the preparation of financial statements, companies need to be aware of ICFR requirements, considering the organization’s control environment, control activities, any control deficiencies, and their effect on the risk of material misstatement. What Are the Seven Pillars of ICFR?

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Fundamentals of the COSO Framework: Building Blocks for Integrated Internal Controls

Audit Board

This COSO Internal Control - Integrated Framework (ICIF) — also somewhat confusingly known simply as COSO or the COSO framework — provided guidance for how organizations can implement controls to prevent, detect, and manage fraud risk related to external financial reporting. What Are the Five Pillars of the COSO Framework?