The Audit Implosion: regulating risk from the inside

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The Audit Implosion: regulating risk from the inside

In this Briefing I provide a short commentary on the recent transformation in professional services within, and around, the financial audit process. Of particular significance are developments in risk management advisory services, which have their origins in an intensified regulatory and corporate interest in internal control. These changes can be described as an "audit implosion", a motif which refers to thirteen overlapping ideas

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title: The Audit Implosion: regulating risk from the inside

creator: Michael Power

subject: Audit process

subject: Audit and assurance

subject: Internal control

subject: Business management and strategy

subject: Risk management and internal control

subject: Business risk management

subject: Internal audit

subject: Auditor independence

subject: Audit ethics

subject: Audit planning

description: In this Briefing I provide a short commentary on the recent transformation in professional services within, and around, the financial audit process. Of particular significance are developments in risk management advisory services, which have their origins in an intensified regulatory and corporate interest in internal control. These changes can be described as an "audit implosion", a motif which refers to thirteen overlapping ideas

publisher: ICAEW Centre for Business Performance

contributor: ICAEW Charitable Trust

date: 2000-01-01

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type: Report

format: pdf

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language: en

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