I suspect that most
people have had to provide some sort of assurance of the type "it couldn't
happen here, could it?".
A fear I have heard
expressed many times is that the situation could drive Internal Audit functions
back to the basic assurance/compliance role from which we have spent the
last 20 years trying to move away from. Does anybody have any anecdotal evidence
to back up this fear - discuss......
Nick
Avery
Head of Internal
Audit
Horserace
Totalisator Board
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