How to Assess Fraud Risk in an Internal Audit free PDF cover
Guide

How to Assess Fraud Risk in an Internal Audit

Identify where opportunity, pressure and weak oversight create fraud exposure — mapping who can initiate, approve and conceal transactions, then testing the most plausible fraud scenarios.

What you'll find inside

  • Why fraud risk assessment matters and the outcome to aim for
  • A six-step approach from identifying vulnerable assets and payment flows to discussing residual fraud risk with management
  • How to consider incentives, override opportunities, prior incidents and whistleblowing in your assessment
  • An auditor prompt and a quality check to test whether your evidence supports the conclusion
  • Worked example: a fake vendor used to divert payments, with targeted tests for rapid first payments and shared bank accounts
  • Quick reference with practical reminders and a five-question mini self-check

Best for

  • Internal Auditors
  • Senior Internal Auditors
  • Audit Managers
  • Finance Auditors
  • Compliance Professionals

Resource information

Format:
PDF
Pages:
6
Price:
Free
Registration:
Not required

© Salih Ahmed Islam

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