The Role of Internal Audit in Optimization of Corporate Governance at the Groups of Companies
Recent financial scandals have demonstrated that the risk of accounting fraud may be vague in any type of economic system. In this context, transparency of information, indispensable element for competitiveness in the market is an efficient operation of systems of corporate governance and especially...
| 發表在: | Theoretical and Applied Economics |
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| Main Authors: | , |
| 格式: | Article |
| 語言: | 英语 |
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General Association of Economists from Romania
2010-02-01
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http://store.ectap.ro/articole/444.pdf
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| 總結: | Recent financial scandals have demonstrated that the
risk of accounting fraud may be vague in any type of economic system. In
this context, transparency of information, indispensable element for
competitiveness in the market is an efficient operation of systems of
corporate governance and especially of control systems. All these must be
appropriate in the legislation in terms of external information. The issue
of governance will thus be seen as a fundamental pillar against pressures
which induce at the fraud as a result of lack of transparency of
information flows. In all models of corporate governance, external
regulations cover a primary role in ensuring the effectiveness of controls,
but remain central the responsibility of entities to adopt a virtuous
mechanism as an internal control profile. An example in this sense of
"best practice" may be represented by the multinational companies that
have known to harmonize the national rules with the typical instruments
of other models of governance. The authors have established that the
main objective in this work is the evaluation model of governance already
existing in a group of companies in accordance with the principles of
corporate governance. In the first part of the work it was made a
comparitive analysis between the models of corporate governance,
focusing on the role of transparency of communication, the primary tool
in prevention of frauds, the link between information and prevention of
frauds being independent of the model of corporate governance adopted,
by the structure of organization and the control mechanisms. The work continued throughout the first part, with the role of internal audit in
preventing the accounting fraud, given that any type of government,
regardless of how it is configured and the reference market in which we
find, to be considered efficiently must provide an appropriate control
mechanisms, able to intervene in critical situations and to protect the
interests of all categories of users. The role of internal audit of the
company, considering the influences of the control of management,
assumes a first importance in the corporate governance sphere. This was
also the reason why the authors have proposed in the second part of the
paper to build a model of optimal risk management in listed and unlisted
companies, and based on a model of optimal corporate governance at the
level at groups of enterprises, focusing on the fundamental role of the
audit. |
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| ISSN: | 1841-8678 1844-0029 |
