| Auditing III-Auditing Assets Building on the auditing topics covered in Auditing I and Auditing II, auditors will learn major control objectives and procedures for auditing assets, including loan activities, due from bank accounts and investments. - Approaching the audit of loans (including loan loss reserves and loan participations)
- Understanding the lending function and internal controls related to lending
- Conducting an audit of other real estate owned
- Reviewing the audit of cash and due from bank accounts
- Understanding the bank's investment portfolio
- Auditing a bank's investment portfolio
Auditing IV-An Internal Auditor's Guide to the Business of Banking, Regulatory Matters, Fraud and Related Topics Focuses on a number of advanced skills and is designed to round out your auditing tool kit. - Understanding the business of banking
- Learning how asset/liability management works and how it affects the audit process
- Learning about bank liquidity
- Designing and performing operational audits (auditing for efficiencies)
- Preventing and detecting fraud
- Understanding the regulatory process and how to effectively deal with examiners and the regulatory agencies
Bank Information Systems (BIS) Auditing Take control and audit electronic data processing and information systems with the tools and step-by-step procedures needed to perform a thorough internal audit of information processing systems. - Structure and hardware of the BIS center
- Functions of the operating system and application software
- Disaster recovery planning and testing
- Risk analysis system
- Specific questions to include in a BIS internal control questionnaire
46 CPE Credits Per Week
Program Level: Basic-Intermediate |
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