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In a fast-changing financial services landscape internal audit has become a force of innovation in its own right. Can your own function keep up with the pace?
To find out more about what’s happening in internal audit, listen to a special episode of our financial services regulatory podcast.
Rob Benson and Vivian Lagan from our financial services business risk team are joined by a panel of experts to discuss our recent Internal Audit Report 2022/23:
- Fotoulla Charalambous, Chief Internal Auditor, EBRD
- Carly Eaton, Chief Internal Auditor at Provident Financial Group
- Nick Curle, Chief Auditor, Natwest Group
The panel examines how internal audit can measure performance and help businesses prepare for the many challenges ahead as strategies, regulatory demands, and operating models evolve.
You can read more about our Financial Services Internal Audit Survey findings and download the full report here.
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Vivian Lagan
I am an accomplished risk management and regulatory professional. I have over 15 years’ experience in the financial services industry ranging from banking, insurance and professional services.View Profile -
Rob Benson
I am the head of financial services, business risk services and have over 20 years' experience working within the financial sector, providing internal audit and controls advisory support.View Profile
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