Governance, Risk Management, and Control are interrelated terms. As an internal auditor whose primary task is to evaluate Governance, Risk Management, and Control, you must understand how these concepts interrelate with each other. Name one company (which can be a publicly listed, public company, registered issuer, non-stock, non-profit corporation, partnership, sole proprietor, and yes, even the sari-sari store of your neighbor), and illustrate the inter-relationship of Governance, Risk Management, and Control in your chosen company. Moreover, you may opt to design a simple one-line audit plan how will you evaluate the Governance, Risk Management, and Control of your chosen company.

Governance, Risk Management, and Control are interrelated terms. As an internal auditor whose primary task is to evaluate Governance, Risk Management, and Control, you must understand how these concepts interrelate with each other. Name one company (which can be a publicly listed, public company, registered issuer, non-stock, non-profit corporation, partnership, sole proprietor, and yes, even the sari-sari store of your neighbor), and illustrate the inter-relationship of Governance, Risk Management, and Control in your chosen company. Moreover, you may opt to design a simple one-line audit plan how will you evaluate the Governance, Risk Management, and Control of your chosen company.

Practical Management Science

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ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

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