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Internal Auditors
Changing
stakeholder
expectations
Shift in the
role of IA
(beyond regulatory
compliance issues)
New view
of RM
The changing IA environment
• Supporting the leadership agenda
• Impact on value creation value preservation
• Participation in strategy development
• Integrated versus siloed risk management
• New focus on fraud
• Source: KPMG
Core Competencies
for Today’s Internal Auditor
Based on the Institute of Internal Auditors Research Foundation’s (IIARF’s)
Global Internal Audit Survey
What are core competencies?
• Competencies are skills that are essential to perform certain tasks
• All competencies are considered by some auditors as important
• Core competencies consist of the most important essential skills
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Three of the top five competencies
Communication skills (including oral, written, report writing,
and presentation).
Problem identification and solution skills (including core,
conceptual, and analytical thinking).
Keeping up to date with industry and regulatory changes and
professional standards.
Knowledge areas
1. Auditing,
2. Internal audit standards,
3. Ethics, and
4. Fraud awareness.
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