Join us to meet colleagues and industry peers and hear presentations from:
- Consumer Duty
- Richard Willshire, Director, PKF
With the FCA’s Consumer Duty deadline scheduled for the end of July 2023, Richard will provide internal auditors with practical considerations for Consumer Duty assurance reviews.
- The increasing complexity and challenges of sanctions compliance
- Graeme Morrison – Group Head of Financial Crime, Ardonagh Group
This session will focus on the increased sanction complexity which, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, has significantly increased, resulting in large volumes of both list-based targets and trade / sectoral sanctions, subsequently implemented by numerous sanction regimes.
The presentation will include examples of how this increased complexity has impacted the global insurance industry.
- The Psychology of Auditing
- Matt Cox – Chief Internal Audit Officer, Allianz UK
In a role where we are expected to have impact and influence, how effectively do we use the tools of psychology? Few of us will have behavioural scientists in our Internal Audit teams, but all of our teams will spend considerable time dealing with management’s reactions to our work.
Time spent on the psychology of auditing is therefore just as valuable as time spent on other parts of our audit approaches. Given this, what are effective practices for contracting with management on the Internal Audit relationship, considered through three elements of the relationship – professional, practical and psychological? Why would we want an audit to be a ‘normative intervention’ rather than a ‘rationale intervention’, and how do we make the change?
GPDG - Feedback from GPDG's IA Department Survey
The IIAG’s Good Practice Development Group will present a summary of the results of their questionnaire on audit planning, delivery and reporting and the emerging benchmarking themes.
The Seminar will begin with registration and refreshments at 9.30am, will include a mid-morning coffee break and finish with a buffet lunch at 1pm.
Attendance is £75 per head. Please note IIAG can't accept credit card payments so all payments must be made via BACS transfer.
If you would like to attend book via the online booking facility (online bookings will automatically generate an invoice which should be passed to your accounts deparment, to be settled ahead of the Seminar).
If you have any questions about the event please don’t hesitate to get in touch by emailing me