Unlocking Internal Audit Performance: Key Performance Indicators
- Benoit Lescot
- 6 days ago
- 1 min read
The role of internal audit has been transformed from a financial oversight role into a strategic partner in risk management.
The role of the internal audit function can be summarized into three primary missions:
Assurance: Providing objective evaluations of risk management and control processes.
Advisory: Offering recommendations to improve operational efficiency and effectiveness.
Insight: Delivering forward-looking perspectives to anticipate and mitigate potential risks.
A modern internal audit department can be measured based on:
Efficiency Metrics: Assessing the timeliness and cost-effectiveness of audit processes.
Effectiveness Metrics: Evaluating the quality and impact of audit findings and recommendations.
Stakeholder Satisfaction: Measuring the satisfaction levels of management and the audit committee with the audit function's performance.
Coverage Metrics: Determining the extent to which the audit plan addresses high-risk areas.
Follow-up Rates: Tracking the implementation of audit recommendations and the resolution of identified issues.
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