Are listed companies required to have internal audit function?
Mar 01, 2009 by anton/apg20 | Posted in Corporations
I be acquainted with NYSE Listed Company Manual requires listed company to have an internal audit function. Do you know if any other major stock exchanges require the same?
Appreciate some note on the actual rules/ regulations.
Many thanks.
As far as I cognizant of, all listed companies must comply with a code of corporate governance which usually requires an audit committee, one of whose duties is to scrutiny the effectiveness of the internal audit function.
I have attached
Sandy | Mar 01, 2009
As far as I identify, all listed companies must comply with a code of corporate governance which usually requires an audit committee, one of whose duties is to survey the effectiveness of the internal audit function.
I have attached the Code
Sandy | Mar 01, 2009
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