Audit Analytics shares its findings on S&P companies that have disclosed the audit committee’s role in critical audit matters (CAMs) and suggests questions for audit committees to d...

This article outlines what considerations utility organizations should be weighing to adapt and develop the aptitude to overcome the COVID-19 crisis.

This article takes a closer look at how internal audit organizations can get started with AI methods and offers a specific example of machine learning applied to internal audit.

This article describes how environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting could move over time to becoming a must-have for meeting the expectations of shareholders/key stakeholder...

Part two of our CECL discussion will drill down into requirements intended to ensure that financial statement presentation and related disclosures are relevant, reliable and transparent...

This article explores the new ICD-10-CM code expedited by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) due to the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus.

This article discusses seven key questions audit committees should consider for enhancing the context of their risk oversight activities in 2020.

This article summarizes the "Patients Over Paperwork" initiative and identifies six key actions that can be taken to help maintain proper documentation and tell a meaningful COVID-19 st...

In this profile, Synchrony Executive Vice President and Chief Audit Executive of Internal Audit Mark Martinelli shares his team’s efforts to help evolve a more real-time assurance model...

In this article, Audit Analytics examines 10 years of annual audit and non-audit fee trends of companies listed on regulated and select unregulated exchanges in the European Economic Ar...

This article outlines the Prudential Regulation Authority’s (PRA) significant proposal, which provide the strongest indication yet that global regulators are moving in the right directi...

This article discusses six key considerations a company should take when performing its Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) risk assessment for the fiscal year 2020 in the face of COVID-19.