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Audit Leaders is a dedicated community, tailored specially for those at leadership level. Those whose job it is to create and protect organisations assets, build brands, and create high-performing teams. Our space allows you to do all that and more, all the while remaining an integral part of the Institute itself.

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In case you missed it: Global risks - local relevance | 21 March

In this session Moustafa Ali (Economist at KPMG), discussed the latest trends and forecasts for the UK economy including the reduction of inflation since 2023, energy prices following the war in Ukraine, interest rates, housing costs trends, as well as the impact of attacks on ships on the Red Sea, in the context of a possible recovery of the economy in the UK. Which has lagged behind many other countries since the pandemic. Some factors that could hinder could be public debt and insolvency of many businesses that has been prevalent over last year. These factors are clearly important and to be taken in consideration by internal auditors when evaluating the management of risk in their organisations.

You can access the recording via Egress.

Our next event on Thursday 25 April will be ‘Auditing culture through a behavioral risk lens’.
We give you the opportunity to gain insights and practical help on this complex topic from Sandro Boeri, IIA President and audit culture specialist, most recently at Deutsche Bank. Sandro's personable and straight-talking approach empowers audit leaders to make a real difference in their own organisation.      

Click here to book.