Auditing Fraud & Going Concern in Challenging Times - A Guide for Directors & Auditors

Introduction

Fraud can often remain undetected, and the pressures of sustaining a going concern in today’s challenging economic climate are significant.

The responsibilities of identifying fraud risks and assessing going concern extend beyond auditors - they are also critical duties for company directors and senior executives. In periods of financial uncertainty, the likelihood of fraudulent activity within businesses and their related parties increases, making vigilance essential.

This new virtual classroom seminar is designed to provide valuable insight and practical guidance for auditors, owners, directors, managers, staff, suppliers, and customers, equipping them with the knowledge to better detect fraud and understand the implications of going concern assessments.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive session will cover the following:

• Fraud - the why, the who and the how
• What auditing standards require to be done to understand and respond to the risk of fraud
• What standards require regarding disclosures and auditing of related parties and transactions
• How fraud may be detected
• Audit requirements regarding assessing going concern
• Disclosing and reporting going concern issues

Recording of live sessions: Soon after the Learn Live session has taken place you will be able to go back and access the recording - should you wish to revisit the material discussed.