To
meet the international standards for the professional practice of
internal auditing, an internal audit function must obtain an external
assessment at least once every five years.
Such reviews must be conducted by a qualified, independent reviewer
or
review team from outside the organisation.
The IIA Professional standards specify that a qualified reviewer
or review team has to demonstrate competency in two areas:
- The professional practice of internal auditing and
- The external
assessment process.
We have trained audit functions all over the world in IA best practice
and have extensive experience in the field
We have completed quality assessment review across the world
during the past 8 years. We have one of the biggest databases
of internal audit best practice in the world with detailed information
from over 5,000 internal audit functions. This database has
been
build up via external quality assessments and regular surveys
(both sector specific and cross-sector).
You can therefore be totally confident that you will receive
a professional and comprehensive external evaluation of all
aspects of the internal audit process. The resultant report
will indicate
both strengths and opportunities and include practical recommendations
to enhance the process We will also provide as an added benefit a service something which
we believe to be a unique. This is a comparison of the 200 aspects
of the IA process against our best practice database to provide
you an overall score (compared to the best in the world)
The full QA review will typically take 5-6 days (including
interviews with key decision makers and writing the report)
An outline of a typical
review shows the comprehensive
focus of the review.
If you would like to discuss the opportunity for BRM
to undertake A QA review on your behalf please e-mail
Phil pg@businessrisk.co.uk or ring him on +44 (0) 161 339 9016 |