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Risk School - OAR201 
A Comprehensive Guide to Risk Assessment
Learning Level: Basic
CPEs: 32 Fee: $2,395.00
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Agenda

What You Will Learn
1. Risk-Focused Pronouncements and Publications

- ISO 3100 risk model
- using the COSO ERM model as a baseline
- ERM as presented in the UK/Ireland position paper: the role of internal audit

2. Risk-Based Auditing
- defining risk-based internal auditing
- the undercurrent of change in internal auditing
- comparing and contrasting audit approaches
- risk-based auditing benefits

3. Risk Basics: What You Need to Know
- defining risk in business terms: essential for success
- three key components of real risk assessment
- the audit function and how it should be driven by risk
- relating business risk and control failure

4. Establishing a Framework for Risk Analysis
- alternative methods of determining risk in audit practice
-- subjective
-- objective
- using core business analysis to drive a top-down risk-based approach
- centering risk assessment around the 5 key things a business does

5. Aligning Key Business Risks with the Audit Universe
- key universal business risk categories: examples
- prioritizing risk by critical functionality of the business
- identifying the key business risks types in your organization
- creating an effective risk-based audit plan
- truly integrating the risk-based audit plan into the engagement-level risk assessment

6. Objectively Driving the Audit Risk Assessment
- establishing a case for objective-based risk assessment
- using data and proven information
- making your analysis reactive rather than proactive
- data analysis tools and how to use them for risk identification
- interpreting data in the context of risk
-- data types: what you must know
-- KRIs: output or outcome-based?
- types of analysis
-- risk in data movement
-- pivotal point of change analysis
-- mean dispersion analysis
-- others

7. Identifying Risk Areas of Primary Concern
- financial: how to determine what is risk and what is exposure
- operational: focusing on areas of real opportunity
- IS/IT: determining the big payback areas of risk
- regulatory: identifying the real points of risk focus

8. Building an Inventory of Key Risk Metrics
- identifying essential key risk metrics
-- financial
-- operational
-- IS/IT
-- regulatory
- keying the metrics to ensure minimum data and maximum risk analysis

9. Engagement-Level Risk Assessment
- engagement risk determined from the audit plan level
- keying in on risk at the engagement level
- focusing your evaluation on risk and control
- building a risk-based audit program

10. ERM: The New Risk Frontier
- understanding the role of IA in ERM
- identifying new areas of audit concern and involvement
- ERM and IA’s symbiotic relationship

11. Reengineering the Audit Process to Make It Truly Risk-Based
- questioning everything in the current audit process
- utilizing multi-purpose risk-based audit tools
- establishing a risk basis for everything you audit
- focusing your audit on discovering root causal events
- narrowing the scope of your audits to focus on only what is risky
- creating a highly efficient risk-based reporting format

12. Maximizing on Risk: Internal Audit Opportunity
- establishing a unique audit role that only you can fill
- Provable Value Concept Auditing (PVCA)

13. The Audit Spectrum
- practice today, tomorrow, the future
- progressing toward risk-focused thought process
- establishing a strategic risk vision
- focusing on the tools of the future: self monitoring

14. Marketing Risk-Based Auditing
- establishing the key advantages: how to get management buy-in
- building the business case
- formulating a transition plan
- re-educating management and the audit committee

 
REGISTRATION QUESTIONS?
For questions about your registration, government and team discounts, or multiple registrations, please call Linda Ronconi at (508) 879-7999, ext. 501 or e-mail mis@misti.com.

IN-HOUSE SEMINARS
This seminar is available in-house. For more information about bringing this or other MIS seminars to your organization, please call Mimi Hatch at (410) 692-2465 or e-mail mhatch@misti.com.

 



Dates/Locations
February 26 - March 1, 2013
Washington
July 22 - 25, 2013
Boston
September 16 - 19, 2013
San Francisco