As the world enters a risk landscape that’s more complex and connected than ever before, it’s time for internal audit (IA) to shine.
IA is at the heart of trust. It gives companies and their stakeholders confidence in their people, processes, systems and data, allowing them to see risk differently, move faster and make better decisions.
IA has a unique combination of risk-mindset, objectivity and organisational reach. At PwC, we believe that—with the right vision, approach and technology—IA can act as a ‘lighthouse’ to help companies navigate risk and see around corners. This both protects value and casts light on new opportunities for value creation.
IA is the last line of defence, but increasingly the first one called to help.
At PwC, we combine core IA capabilities with other expertise to cover the full risk spectrum, including working with specialists in areas such as cyber security, ESG, regulation and compliance, culture and behaviours, forensics, and tax. We also add industry experts and the latest digital tools, such as robotic process automation (RPA), data analytics and visualisation, and artificial intelligence (AI), to ensure IA is focused on the right areas and delivered efficiently.
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