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According to an in-depth analysis of Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) processes by the National Audit Office (NAO), “new improvement controls are better, yet risks remain.”
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Sukhdev Bal, director of the internal audit practice at assurance specialists Protiviti, asks: how can heads of internal audit check that they have sufficient resources to provide adequate assurance?
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Improving cash management and fraud prevention could save the government nearly £19bn annually, according to an analysis of state spending by professional services firm Deloitte.
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Weak risk management systems were responsible for more than half of all the fines imposed by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) on financial services businesses last year, says the IIA.
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Ministers should plan to deal with a break-up of the eurozone “as a matter of urgency”, a parliamentary committee has warned.
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Financial watchdog seeks more bite from internal audit.
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As part of a study conducted at the University of Sunderland, academics researched the effectiveness of the internal audit function in the context of operational risk measurement under the Basel II banking standards. The study, which featured both a survey and interviews, compared internal auditors’ self-assessments against performance ratings given to them by their colleagues in operational risk.
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The task of ensuring information transparency and effective governance tops the list of concerns among professionals in the European fund management industry, a new survey has found.
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New NAO report on the DWP highlights risk factors. http://t.co/JGNPIfBL
The idea that a strong, influential, professional and well resourced internal audit function is a sign of good corporate governance is not a new one.
“One of the few audit sins worse than ignoring an area at the top of the risk assessment is performing an audit for which the auditors are not qualified,” says Richard Chambers, president and CEO of IIA Global.
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