These recent reports from IIA Global offer an insight into current and future practice providing valuable benchmarking information. The results are drawn from a survey of nearly 14,000 internal audit respondents worldwide and form a component of the CBOK study. The first two reports in the series published in December 2010 provide a new perspective on internal auditing practices, trends, and decision-making processes. They are entitled:

Reports three and four in the series were released at the end of February 2011 and offer options on the way internal audit activities can measure quality, monitor performance and how this can impact future delivery of internal audit services. The titles are:

Measuring Internal Auditing’s Value and

The final two reports in the series issued in March 2011 provide a top 10 list of imperative subjects for internal audit activities to address to achieve best practice and deliver stakeholder expectations: