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  • eBook-Kapitel aus dem Buch Global Management Challenges for Internal Auditors

    Efficient Risk Management in Leasing Companies

    Prof. Dr. Fikret Hadžiæ, Amir Softiæ
    …27 Efficient Risk Management in Leasing Companies By Prof. Dr. Fikret Hadžić and Amir Softić19 1 Introduction After a decrease of 9.1 % in… …(fikret.hadzic@efsa.unsa.ba); Amir Softić, dipl.oec is a member of ASA Finance d.d. man- agement, and is responsible for risk management (amir.softic@asa.ba). 20 See… …subject (asset-based Efficient Risk Management in Leasing Companies 29 financing) and primary credit worthiness generated from the future cash flow… …commercial banks. In this way they encounter the strong need to develop a comprehensive concept of identification, measurement, management and risk… …, registration of ownership and other rights over leasing subjects, and areas: risk management, fi- nancial reporting and monitoring of leasing companies… …philosophy and in particular, leasing companies’ risk management. Risk management is currently the most significant aspect of business that affects the… …four basic areas of risk management: – Management of process and decision tools, – Determination and evaluation of leasing subject value, –… …Management of collection process and monitoring of leasing portfolio, and – Management of reserves for leasing business losses. ___________________ 22… …outlined segments represents the framework of an efficient risk management system. 3 Management of Process and Decision Tools The objective of risk… …management and the forming of reserves is assurance of ade- quate control and quality assessment of receivables, using certain criteria and tools. In that way…
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  • eBook-Kapitel aus dem Buch Global Management Challenges for Internal Auditors

    Doing More with Less

    Neil Baker
    …against the budget cuts. He told senior management at the mining company where he is the head of internal audit that pruning audit resources in a downturn… …wouldn’t wait for senior management to come to me and say, ‘We are all contribut- ing toward cost cuts: It’s your turn,’” LaTorre says. Fucilli agrees. “Be… …audi- tors from other departments. 4. Do not go it alone. Remain in direct, constant communication with the audit committee and management so that you…
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  • eBook-Kapitel aus dem Buch Global Management Challenges for Internal Auditors

    International Professional Practices Framework – Overview of the current guidance of the Institute of Internal Auditors

    T. Flemming Ruud, Philipp Friebe, Daniela Schmitz, Shqiponja Isufi
    …different legislative and regulatory initiatives aimed at improving the Governance, Risk Management and Internal Control of an organization. The PPF has… …systematic, disciplined approach to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of Risk Management, Control, and Governance processes. Figure 2: Definition of… …perform audit engagements. In order to effectively help the board and the management, it is necessary that the Internal Auditors behave in a professional… …example, the Position Paper "The Role of Internal Auditing in Enterprise-Wide Risk Management" describes the role of Internal Audit within the scope of… …scope of the Internal Audit includes the systematic evaluation of the adequacy and the effectiveness of the Governance, Risk Management and Internal… …(previously Risk Man- agement). Standard 2120 relates to Risk Management (previously Internal Control), while Standard 2130 describes the tasks of Internal… …Technology Controls Controls that support business management and governance as well as provide general and technical controls over information technology… …Code of Ethics and the Standards with the senior management and the board. Standard 1111 demands that the Chief Audit Executive communi- cates and… …the strate- gies and objectives of the organization. According to Standard 2120.A2, when evaluating the Risk Management processes the Internal Audit… …specifies that when as- sisting senior management or line management in establishing or improving Risk Management processes, Internal Auditors must refrain…
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    Internal Audit Standards: Everything for Everybody

    Inta Ozolina
    …the management and owners? I do not think so. Does it make the compliance for smaller audit teams very hard if not impossible to obtain? Yes, it does… …... Even more so, in many companies the management and owners do not appreciate and simply cannot afford huge internal audit teams; the financial crisis has… …environment is split between internal and external auditors to ensure as much value added to the company management and owners as possible. Ozolina… …engagements and the management layers are very limited in small audit teams, thus making the compliance with the formal review requirements very hard to…
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  • eBook-Kapitel aus dem Buch Global Management Challenges for Internal Auditors

    Audit Marketing

    Dr. Hannes Schuh
    …Unit (at management events) – transparent information on Internal Audit Unit (in the intranet) – informing employees of the audited organizational unit… …cept, the systematic preparation for management tasks transparently and where pos- sible to support these with examples. It also makes sense to show… …sense (the audit is per- formed by IA on behalf of top management), the audit is in a supply-oligopoly posi- tion because the Court of Auditors to some… …organization. 3.3 Market Management Task Based on the marketing definition of Kotler, the marketing management tasks in- clude the targeted selection… …, information) and the distribution channel (reporting processes, information media, etc.). The marketing management task can therefore be defined for the… …: Audit Advice Information Internal customers Top management level Customer and report addressee Overall view of the organization (Audit… …concerning risk management systems, internal control systems condensed view of systems and their potential; audit system Co n te n t o f i n… …, contribution towards the organization being fit for the future Improvement po- tential concerning corporate risk management, corporate govern- ance… …. – Internal Audit Unit’s technical knowledge covers the whole area of the audit universe. – IA is oriented towards the strategy of management, adds… …employees (“tour”, ca. every 3 years) o Information via external Quality Assessments (ca. every 4 to 5 years) o Change in the top management level o…
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  • eBook-Kapitel aus dem Buch Global Management Challenges for Internal Auditors

    The Financial Sector: Risks, Controls and Assurance after the Financial Crisis

    Daniel Nelson
    …management failures. 1 The Roots of the Crisis The macroeconomic aspects tell us the financial crisis was preceded by the culmi- nation of a long-lasting… …management. Nelson 94 For what concerns the underlying policies causes, three examples can be made. Ba- sically, the regulatory and supervisory… …situation. Lastly, risk management. One aspect is that risk management or risk mitigation has been viewed as more of a nuisance, more a need to adhere… …area in an entity. Nelson 96 It has also been reported that enterprise risk management (ERM) and the finance complex did not have adequate… …lesson-learned here is obvious: internal audit should review the risk management governance and op- erational arrangements, to ensure that there are no such gaps… …requirement compared to the 2006 charter. The second change in the 2009 charter is the new wording added to the risk management section which indicates that… …the audit committee is not the only body responsible for oversight of AIG’s risk assessment and management. The 2009 charter also goes on to state… …management. 5 Four more steps In closing, I want to suggest the following four specific areas to be considered for audit work by internal audit. As… …mentioned, risk management will certainly be an area to focus internal audit’s attention on; admittedly, the current crisis involved both external risks and… …the fact of receiving public funds. We discussed earlier that the misalignment between risk management and compen- sation policies was also seen as one…
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  • eBook-Kapitel aus dem Buch Global Management Challenges for Internal Auditors

    Governance Works, in Principle

    Neil Baker
    …corporate governance in the financial sector. There was much talk about the need for banks to improve their modelling and their risk management practices… …financial controls and systems of risk management are robust and defensible.” Some bank boards have arguably failed to meet either of those principles. But… …mindless box-ticking. 3 What About Management? And what of senior executive and management performance? A recent report from an all-party parliamentary… …recently about the risk of companies fracturing into “organisational silos” based on highly techni- cal management functions. Poorly run companies often… …prepare to ask ourselves some serious questions,” says Institute President Philip Ratcliffe. “The most basic objective of risk management is not… …departments, and boards which gave serious contemplation to the demands of good governance and risk management, have almost overnight gone to the wall.”…
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  • eBook-Kapitel aus dem Buch Global Management Challenges for Internal Auditors

    Company Culture is Worth the Cost

    Sergey Martynov
    …company management (owners) through example and individual behavior CC is created intentionally by the management, which promotes… …spontaneous ly by various groups of employees CC is developed unintentionally by the company management (owners) through example and… …individual behavior CC is created intentionally by the management, which promotes programmes and activities Difference between company values and… …beliefs, come from various different entities. In these situations it is extremely im- portant for the management to make an effort to rapidly develop a new… …management to understand the need to develop its own culture and to put in place a programme of activities involving the employees, for example by creating… …in order for this to happen it must know how to satisfy the individual needs of its employees. The management must also know how to value its workers… …must aim to assess the effectiveness of the activities carried out by the management with a view to creating a company culture and point out the… …compared with the past: the innovations integrated into the company culture by the management, the change in the relationship between company and employees…
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    Contribution by Internal Audit to IT Compliance

    Thomas Lohre
    …Corporate governance, risk management, compliance. All of these are concepts that can no longer be imagined away from the current business vocabulary and… …a concept originating from Anglo-American vocabulary32 and has, since then, been used for the debate regarding proper business management… …national principles for good and responsible business management, which applies to the employees, as well as the management of companies. Corporate… …setting-up of management and control structures. Characteristics of good corporate governance are: – Functioning business management – Preserving the… …interests of various parties (e.g. the stakeholders) – Targeted cooperation between business management and business monitoring – Transparency in the… …corporate communication – Appropriate handling of risks – Management decisions are aimed at long-term value enhancement The German code does not create… …pursuant to Article 161 AktG (German Companies Act), the management board and supervisory board establish, on an annual basis, whether the recommendations… …of the Corporate Governance Code have been com- plied with or if deviations have occurred. IT compliance is represented by risk management, data… …the management of a GmbH (limited liability company), Article 43 Par. 1 GmbHG (Limited Liability Companies Act), obligates the management to apply the… …management of a GmbH. Since January 1st 2009, the Law on the Modernisation of Company Annual Accounts (BilMoG) has expanded the group to include companies…
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    Internal Auditor – Generalist or Specialist

    Dr. Heinrich Schmelter
    …. ___________________ 73 Dr. Heinrich Schmelter has been working in management functions for 30 years (audit, con- trolling and IT), in the automobile industry. 74… …audit methodology 3. Internal control and risk management knowledge 4. Internal audit experience 5. Financial knowledge 6. Technology knowledge 7. IT… …also currently aimed at, of being an advisor, collegial, persuasive powers also count, rather than “superior assertion using borrowed management powers”… …clerical level must be able to soundly communicate his/her critical findings and recommendations to a management board member. 2.3 General Leadership… …auditors, as well as audi- tors, must be able to deal confidently with management staff at all levels, right up to the management board.78 With… …Risk Management Knowledge Internal control and risk management include specific specialist knowledge, which can only – and almost exclusively – be… …found in the internal audit department within companies. In accordance with the prime internal audit function of supporting the management board in its… …. Because neither internal control, nor risk management are common (university) education subjects, these specific professional requirements essentially need… …so high, that such an “ideal auditor” can usually only be “kept” at the management levels of internal audit. In fact, during the course of the… …the expectations of the management board, as the internal audit cli- ent, all auditors, but particularly the internal audit manager, need to have a…
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