This document discusses the role of internal audits in enterprise risk management. It explains that internal auditors can play an active role in ERM by identifying key risk areas, meeting audit committee needs, and providing assurance on risk management, while maintaining independence and complying with standards. The webinar will help attendees understand assurance models and how audits can help organizations make best use of audit resources in developing industry best practices for risk assessment.

1. Audits Role in Enterprise Risk Management
This training on internal audit compliance will help the attendees understand the role and
importance of audits in enterprise risk management program. Learn assurance models and
standards and how audit can help.
Why Should You Attend:
Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) has been implemented and is being used by companies
around the world. Internal Auditors can be effective in playing an active role in ERM while
maintaining their independence, complying with professional standards, and enhancing their
role as consultants.
This webinar will help you:
Identify whether your organization is making best use of its audit resources.
Learn the fundamental assurance models and how audit can help.
Gain an awareness of potential pitfalls and payback of audit involvement.
Understand the fundamentals of assessing internal audit contributions.
Look at perspective of industry best practices in developing trends.
Areas Covered in the Webinar:
Identification of Key Risk areas
Expectations of audit’s roles
Meeting Audit committees needs
Consulting and advisory roles
Providing assurance on risk management
Institute of Internal Audit’ position on ERM
Why should audit be involved
Why should audit take a “back seat”
Assurance models and standards
Who will benefit:
Chief Audit Executives
Auditors
Compliance Officers
Risk Managers
Enterprise Risk Management Officers

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