Internal Audit is a Business Pillar
For internal audits, we offer Business Pillars provides the necessary consultancy to optimize objectives and comply with legal standards set by government agencies.
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- Internal audit activities are selected using a risk-based approach.
- An annual audit plan outlining the potential risks and impediments to the objectives is prepared and approved by the Executive Committee and the Audit Committee of the Board of Directors.
- Audits can also be initiated based on concerns reported via the Fraud and Ethics Reporting Line.
2- Planning:
- Every audit requires thorough planning, from defining the scope and objectives to formulating the audit steps needed to achieve the set objectives.
3- Field work:
- During the fieldwork phase, auditors perform the steps identified during the planning process.
- These steps typically include conducting interviews, reviewing laws, policies, and best practices, verifying samples, analyzing data sets, and conducting surveys.
4. Reporting:
- A closing meeting is held with management at the end of the fieldwork to discuss internal audit findings, specific observations, recommendations, and other observations.
- Management is contacted via an audit observation note with a request to submit a corrective plan and a timeline for its implementation.
5- Follow-up:
- All audit recommendations as well as corrective action plans submitted by management are systematically tracked to ensure their implementation.
- This is intended to provide assurance that the plans have been effectively implemented.
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