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06 May 2026

Ten plays to strengthen your internal audit function

Internal audit (IA) functions are undergoing rapid transformation as organizations respond to evolving risk profiles, regulatory expectations and accelerating digital change. To remain relevant and deliver strategic value, the IA function must modernize its operating model by embedding data analytics, enabling near-real-time reporting and adopting more flexible talent strategies. Leading internal audit teams are rethinking how they assess risk, deploy resources and communicate insights to better support executive management and boards.

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