I am getting frustrated with the path of regulation. There is much debate about who will regulate what. But what matters more is surely how the regulation will actually be carried out. Will regulators rely on principles or rules? Will they use inspectors or rely on third parties? How will they relate to external auditors? How will regulators collaborate with each other so they see the full picture?
Auditing Culture – A New Perspective The UK Code of IIA Practice (which comes into force in January next year) requires all internal audit functions to engage with organizational culture….
Risk Audit has launched its new training programme consisting of a number of one day in-person courses in the heart of the City of London and webinars. In-Person Courses Agility…
STOP PRESS is a daily newsletter provided by Risk Audit to the financial services corporate governance community designed to provoke thought concerning risk management and related control practices. Meta Fires…
STOP PRESS is a daily newsletter provided by Risk Audit to the financial services corporate governance community designed to provoke thought concerning risk management and related control practices. New Training…
STOP PRESS is a daily newsletter provided by Risk Audit to the financial services corporate governance community designed to provoke thought concerning risk management and related control practices. New Training…
15th October 2024 STOP PRESS is a daily newsletter provided by Risk Audit to the financial services corporate governance community designed to provoke thought concerning risk management and related control…