Fraud: ISA 240 (Revised) Webinar

2026-07-20T12:35:19+02:00

Understanding the revised fraud standard and its impact on audit engagements Overview Although auditors are not forensic investigators, they have a fundamental responsibility to apply professional scepticism throughout every audit engagement. High-profile corporate failures across the globe have intensified public scrutiny of auditors' responsibilities relating to fraud, leading to increased expectations from regulators, investors, and other stakeholders. To address evolving fraud risks, changing public expectations, and increasingly complex business environments, the revised ISA 240 introduces enhanced requirements for identifying, assessing, and responding to fraud risks during an audit. This practical course provides participants with a [...]

Fraud: ISA 240 (Revised) Webinar2026-07-20T12:35:19+02:00

Fraud: ISA 240 (Revised) Webinar

2026-07-20T12:23:48+02:00

Understanding the revised fraud standard and its impact on audit engagements Overview Although auditors are not forensic investigators, they have a fundamental responsibility to apply professional scepticism throughout every audit engagement. High-profile corporate failures across the globe have intensified public scrutiny of auditors' responsibilities relating to fraud, leading to increased expectations from regulators, investors, and other stakeholders. To address evolving fraud risks, changing public expectations, and increasingly complex business environments, the revised ISA 240 introduces enhanced requirements for identifying, assessing, and responding to fraud risks during an audit. This practical course provides participants with a [...]

Fraud: ISA 240 (Revised) Webinar2026-07-20T12:23:48+02:00

Key Audit Issues and Trends in Fraud Risk Discussions

2026-06-05T13:09:09+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 Discussions2026-06-05T13:09:09+02:00

Pending Disciplinary and Finalised Investigation Matters

2026-04-29T13:27:40+02:00

LATEST UPDATE Pending Disciplinary and Finalised Investigation Matters In the latest issue of IRBA News, Issue 73, eight disciplinary matters pending disciplinary hearings and 22 finalised investigation matters were reported. Current open matters involve eight categories of improper conduct. The most common charge is failure to exercise due care and skill. Other frequent charges include insufficient appropriate audit evidence, dishonesty and integrity issues, as well as non-declaration of assurance work. Tax and accounting issues, independence, the Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act, and executor or trustee duties make up the remaining categories. In several [...]

Pending Disciplinary and Finalised Investigation Matters2026-04-29T13:27:40+02:00
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