Internal audit execution
- Environment
- Regulated financial services and other sectors
- Challenge
- Audit demand beyond in-house capacity
- What we did
- Led risk-based audits and multidisciplinary teams
Expanded coverage, consistent risk-focused execution
For audit committees, CFOs and heads of audit at mid-sized companies and financial institutions who need internal audit coverage that is risk-based, delivered on schedule and led by people who have run audit programs at large institutions.
An audit plan that gets delivered, and reporting your audit committee can rely on.
A documented view of where the organization's risks sit, so audit effort goes where it matters.
A plan the audit committee can approve with confidence, sized to the budget and team you actually have.
Clear objectives, scope and testing approach for each audit before fieldwork starts.
Our team alongside yours to fill gaps, or the whole function delivered for you.
Fieldwork, testing and workpapers to large-firm documentation standards.
Concise, decision-ready reporting on results, issues and remediation status.
Methodology, templates and a quality assurance and improvement program that hold up to an external assessment.
Full-population analytics built into fieldwork, so coverage goes beyond samples.
Our principals work alongside your audit team on specific audits, specialist areas or peak periods.
We deliver the internal audit function end to end, reporting to your audit committee.
A defined piece of work: a risk assessment, a methodology refresh, or readiness for an external quality assessment.
Work performed by Aevum's principals in prior roles. Client names withheld; not Aevum engagements.
Expanded coverage, consistent risk-focused execution
Yes. Co-sourcing is one of the most common ways we work. We can take on specific audits, cover specialist areas, or add capacity during busy periods, working to your methodology and reporting lines.
Yes. In a fully outsourced model we deliver the risk assessment, audit plan, fieldwork and audit committee reporting, and a principal leads the relationship with your audit committee.
Yes. Our methodology is aligned with the IIA's Global Internal Audit Standards, and we can help you build or refresh your own quality assurance and improvement program.
Most start with a focused initial assessment, typically 2 to 4 weeks, that gives you a current-state view and a practical roadmap whether or not we continue.
Typically 2 to 4 weeks. A fixed-scope look at your priorities, with a roadmap you can act on whether or not we continue.