FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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1. How does internal control impart on the achievement of organization’s goals?
2. Why risk management process is essential in addressing risks that the organization is facing?
3. Differentiate qualitative and quantitative assessment of risks.
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- Aside from documenting his/her understanding of the internal control structure, the auditor should also document the assessed level of control risk. True or false? why?arrow_forwardIn which element of Internal Control are personnel policies included: Control Procedures Control Environment O Risk Assessmenet Information and Communication O Monitoringarrow_forwardRisk is defined by some as the possiblity of danger or the possible exposure to danger. Whereas, risk management is viewed as a systematic process of assessing the potential risk to a business which incorporates identifying, evaluating, monitoring/tracking and reporting risk to the board/senior management. Risk management processes are evolving with the focus on all of the following EXCEPT: Question 1Answer a. Development of regulator guidelines for imposing risk-based techniques to reduce systemic risks. b. Examining the different components of the risk management framework. c. Emergence of new organizational processes for better integrating these advances. d. Developing risk-based techniques to meet risk-based capital requirementsarrow_forward
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