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Internal Audit

Internal audit is an independent review function within an organisation that evaluates financial processes, internal controls, and risk management practices. It helps identify inefficiencies, detect fraud risks, and ensure compliance with policies. Internal audits provide management with insights to improve operations and strengthen governance without being part of external audit requirements.

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