Auditing JSE Listed Entities Webinar

2026-09-02T14:36:21+02:00

A Practical Introduction to Auditing Listed Companies in South Africa Overview Auditing a JSE-listed entity introduces additional requirements and considerations that auditors need to understand before commencing an engagement. For first-time listed company auditors, navigating the JSE requirements, King Code, governance expectations, and related regulatory considerations can be particularly challenging. This 3-hour training course provides a practical introduction to the JSE environment and the auditor's role when auditing a listed entity. Rather than overwhelming participants with detailed requirements, the course focuses on developing an understanding of the key requirements, where to find relevant information, and [...]

Auditing JSE Listed Entities Webinar2026-09-02T14:36:21+02:00

Key Audit Issues and Trends in Fraud Risk Discussions

2026-09-03T16:13:34+02:00

Fraud Risk Discussions ISA 240 requires auditors to perform specific procedures as part of the normal risk assessment procedures during audit planning to obtain information relevant to identifying risks of material misstatement, due to fraud. Included in these procedures is a requirement to make enquiries of management and those charged with governance regarding fraud-related considerations. Auditors frequently include very limited evidence of these required discussions on the audit file, with only brief comments by the party interviewed and no further, or inadequate, audit considerations of whether these comments indicate the presence of potential fraud risks that demand further response. [...]

Key Audit Issues and Trends in Fraud Risk Discussions2026-09-03T16:13:34+02:00

Key Audit Issues and Emerging Trends in Financial Reporting Compliance

2026-09-03T16:13:40+02:00

Verification of compliance with the financial reporting framework Auditors frequently make use of disclosure checklists to verify compliance with the requirements of the relevant financial reporting framework. When making use of such checklists, it is very important to document the auditor’s considerations in support of the ‘Yes’, ‘No’ or ‘N/A’ answers provided. If there is no or insufficient support documented, the audit work is not re-performable, which is non-compliant with ISA 230 and makes it very difficult to check whether conclusions documented are correct under the circumstances. Incorrect conclusions regarding compliance with the financial reporting framework requirements may lead [...]

Key Audit Issues and Emerging Trends in Financial Reporting Compliance2026-09-03T16:13:40+02:00
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