Internal Audit Certification
11-18 to 11-22 1:30 PM EST.
With organizational risks increasing and government scrutiny growing, the bank internal auditor's role has never been more crucial. Internal auditors must have a thorough understanding of risk management and current internal auditing practices to identify potential problems. In addition, they must identify issues that may result in institution losses and reputational risks. You can protect your institution while improving your internal auditing skills by expanding your knowledge in this area. Daniel Clark, an expert in internal auditing, will explain how to conduct an audit from start to finish. You will learn how to minimize the risks your institution faces every day in this course.
What You'll Learn
During this important 5 session series our expert speaker will discuss:
- Discover the current risks that require special auditing focus
- Step-by-step guidance for conducting your own internal audit
- Sampling techniques
- Report writing
- Uncovering fraud
- Risk management principles
- Demonstrating your knowledge and competence as an internal auditor
- Reducing your bank’s risk exposure while developing the skills you need to advance your career
- Fintech third part risks
- All courses include a PDF version of the presentation slides along with any additional materials or resources provided by the presenter
- One certification exam attempt is included
The 5 session Internal Auditor Certification includes the following webinars.
Webinar 1: Fraud Risk Management
Webinar 2: Auditor And Model Risk Management
Webinar 3: Auditing Operational And Strategic Risk Management
Webinar 4: Audit Risk Of Third-Party Service Providers
Webinar 5: Audit And Data Risk Management
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Who Should Attend?
- Over 30 years of experience in the financial industry
- Focused on risk management and internal audit for the last 19 years
- Previously director of operations for internal audit at GE Capital
- Industry public speaker
- Wrote the book Dare to Be Different: An Auditors Personal Guide to Excellence