Internal Audit Staffing

This chapter highlights the importance of staffing to an effective internal audit function. Staffing models will vary between internal audit functions. Some will choose to establish an in‐house team, others will fully outsource their internal audits, while still others will adopt a hybrid, or co‐sou...

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