ESG governance: questions boards should ask to lead the sustainability transition

Companies’ stakeholders from investors to citizens increasingly demand better sustainability performance and disclosures from businesses. Policymakers and regulators are also introducing new legislation on companies’ sustainability obligations and value chains.

The role of Internal Audit in ESG in industrial and commercial companies

This position paper is a clear call for Board Members and Top Management to move towards a more sustainable business with Internal Audit as a valuable partner in this journey.

DORA

The Digital Operational Resilience Act and its impact on Internal Audit in the Financial Services.

Risk in Focus 2024

A major research report has revealed a looming poly-crisis as a series of high-impact risk events are occurring simultaneously and exacerbating a multitude of interconnected risks.

GRC Part 2: Quantifying Non-financial Risk

Challenges of quantifying non-financial risks and how companies are addressing them, as well as the important role that internal audit can play in advancing understanding in this area.

GRC Part 3: How Digital Transformation is Transforming GRC

No trend is affecting the governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) landscape more significantly than the rise of technologies in daily business operations

The role of Internal Audit in ESG in the Banking Sector

The report underscores the vital role Internal Audit plays in this ESG management.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Audits within Insurance Firms

This position paper elaborates on the progress and relevance of AI within the European insurance industry, the upcoming legislation, and risk response.

GRC Part 1 Rethinking Risk Appetite from a Non-financial Perspective

How should the growing focus on non-financial risk, including ESG, influence how organizations view their risk appetite, and what can internal audit do to support that examination?

Navigating geopolitical risk

Building resilience demands collaboration in a challenging world. Chief audit executives consider geopolitical uncertainty a major risk, but internal audit spends little time on the subject.
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