Transparency and responsible corporate governance play more important roles for companies than ever before.
One of our firm’s main activities is audit and assurance. The benefit of an audit of financial statements is that it provides assurance to stakeholders – shareholders, CEOs, creditors, customers, suppliers, tax inspectors, and potential investors – that management has presented a “true and fair” view of a company’s financial performance and position. Digitisation is also making strides in the audit profession. At PwC, we strive to serve our clients using innovative, state-of-the-art tools and methodologies, while at the same time providing reliable services our clients can depend on in their day-to-day operations.
Our technology enabled audit works with the situation you’re in today. Change is tackled hand in hand with you and your team. We take the time to guide you through the ongoing process of identifying areas where innovation makes sense and then making sure the transition runs smoothly at a pace you’re comfortable with. Together, we will adapt your processes, controls, structures and corporate governance systems accordingly – the only way of generating, analysing and making proper use of the necessary data for an impactful audit.
Audit and digital IQ combined to deliver exceptional service
Enhanced quality, relevant audit plans, targeted testing
A real-time view across the globe like never before
Less data prep, less disruption, saves you time
Automations built by your engagement team — just for your audit
Relevant insights into
your business as a result of the audit
Halo allows us to do risk assessments, visualise patterns and provide new insights.
Aura, our global audit platform, is used by our nearly 100,000 auditors worldwide.
Our tool provides more efficient and secure information sharing at each stage of the audit.
For a smart and streamlined audit, Extract suite lets us seamlessly and securely ingest your data one time.
Audit or review of standalone or consolidated financial statements prepared in accordance with HU GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles), US GAAP, IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards), (or other) and in accordance with ISA (International Standards on Auditing) or other GAAS
