Risk Based Internal Auditing Course

Learn risk-based internal auditing techniques. Join this course to develop skills in identifying and assessing risks, performing internal audits, and enhancing organizational governance. LBTA offers Risk Based Internal Auditing Course in Finance , Accounting and Budgeting Courses.

EnglishOne WeekConfirmed£from 4,700 GBP

Upcoming schedule

234 sessions
VenueStartsEndsNet feesBook
Bali, Indonesia5-Jul-20269-Jul-20268,100 GBPRegister
Geneva, Switzerland5-Jul-20269-Jul-20268,950 GBPRegister
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia5-Jul-20269-Jul-20264,750 GBPRegister
Amsterdam, Netherlands12-Jul-202616-Jul-20268,100 GBPRegister
Barcelona, Spain12-Jul-202616-Jul-20266,950 GBPRegister
Berlin, Germany12-Jul-202616-Jul-20267,900 GBPRegister
Dubai, UAE12-Jul-202616-Jul-20264,987.5 GBPRegister
Hong Kong, Hong Kong12-Jul-202616-Jul-20268,500 GBPRegister
Interlaken, Switzerland12-Jul-202616-Jul-20268,950 GBPRegister
Istanbul, Turkey12-Jul-202616-Jul-20264,700 GBPRegister
London, UK12-Jul-202616-Jul-20264,950 GBPRegister
Madrid, Spain12-Jul-202616-Jul-20266,950 GBPRegister

Course syllabus

Objectives:

In these five days you will cover

  • Who should be consulted – including whether there a risk you are consulting too widely?
  • Killer questions and follow up questions to help ensure that you don’t get too many ‘turkeys’ on the plan
  • Best practice ways of linking the IA plan to key risk areas, whilst delivering core assurance areas
  • How to factor in value and value add into the planning process
  • How to address differences between Senior Management and the Audit Committee in relation to what they would like IA to do
  • How to effectively address the question “Do you have enough resource”? in a way that gets a constructive debate going, without being a too overt plea for resource
  • Best practices around longer term planning horizons, the annual plan and ad hoc audit work
  • Ways to use the planning process as a way of deepening the relationship between the head of audit and senior stakeholders
  • Uncover how to adopt a risk based approach to internal auditing
  • Review enterprise risk management and how to effectively establish a framework in your organisation
  • Evaluate internal audit’s readiness to adopt a risk based approach
  • Develop a plan for how to implement risk based auditing

The Content:

  • Developing the Annual Audit Plan
  • Who should be consulted – including whether there a risk you are consulting too widely?
  • Killer questions and follow up questions to help ensure that you don’t get too many ‘turkeys’ on the plan
  • Best practice ways of linking the IA plan to key risk areas, whilst delivering core assurance areas
  • How to factor in value and value add into the planning process
  • How to address differences between Senior Management and the Audit Committee in relation to what they would like IA to do
  • How to effectively address the question “Do you have enough resource”? in a way that gets a constructive debate going, without being a too overt plea for resource
  • Best practices around longer term planning horizons, the annual plan and ad hoc audit work
  • Ways to use the planning process as a way of deepening the relationship between the head of audit and senior stakeholders
  • Risk Based Internal Auditing
  • Uncover how to adop a risk based approach to internal auditing
  • Review enterprise risk management and how to effectively establish a framework in your organisation
  • Evaluate internal audit’s readiness to adopt a risk based approach
  • Develop a plan for how to implement risk based auditing

Related courses