Voici un article publié dans bankdirector.com qui nous rappelle les trois éléments essentiels qu’un comité d’audit doit tenir en ligne de compte au cours des prochaines années.
Trois points que les comités d’audit ne doivent pas oublier !
Against this backdrop, the work of audit committees has taken on added importance. With a slim margin of error and a shifting regulatory landscape, verifying that the proper internal controls and compliance measures are in place can be the difference between thriving, barely surviving, and falling behind the competition. Here are the top three issues that audit committees of community banks need to have on their radar for the coming year.
Voici les trois points présentés dans l’article. Pour une information complète, veuillez lire l’article.
1. Don’t Neglect Audit Fundamentals
2. Try to Anticipate What Comes Next
The following sources can provide important hints of what to expect.
– The Center for Audit Quality, based in Washington, D.C., regularly publishes insight and the latest developments. Its board includes leaders from public auditing firms and it is affiliated with the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
– The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) was established by Congress to oversee the audits of public companies and seeks to promote informative, accurate and independent audit reports.
– The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has a list of proposed rules on its website that offer evidence on currents trends and areas that the agency is exploring.
– The business press, both in its coverage and the mix of stories, can be a barometer of where policymakers and enforcement agencies are directing their focus.
3. Be Forthright in Communicating About Negative Audits















