Audit Committee: 10 Ways to Collaborate with Internal Audit

Sponsored By Crowe Horwath

Topics:

Compliance & Governance > Sarbanes-Oxley , SEC

Finance & Risk Management

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Abstract:

The expanded scope of audit committee responsibilities is daunting. More than ever, top management and boards of directors are being held accountable for identifying, managing, and monitoring company risks. Audit committees need to oversee accurate financial reporting and disclosure, and help to sustain regulatory compliance, strengthen internal controls, and improve risk management. The increasing stakeholder expectations, along with the desire to make better use of organization monitoring and risk management, call for audit committees to marshal resources in the best ways possible. One resource at which audit committees should be looking for help is internal audit. Here are 10 ways to help audit committees get the most out of internal audit.

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Released: April 13, 2009

Length: 12 pages

Format: PDF (307 kb)

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