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Internal Audit Tackles Emerging Risks

March 31, 2011

by Eric Krell

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Is your internal audit team prepared for emerging risks? Protiviti's Bob Hirth discusses the findings of his firm's 2011 Internal Audit Capabilities and Needs Survey and weighs in on the future supply of internal audit expertise, given the global talent shortage that some commentators claim is on the horizon.

Risk Chat: Internal Audit Tackles Emerging Risks | Source: The Big Fat Finance Blog.

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