Audit is currently undergoing an unprecedented level of public scrutiny around the world, particularly in the UK with the completion of three major reviews by Sir John Kingman, the CMA, and Sir Donald Brydon into audit. Drawing on these, ICAEW developed five goals for audit reform. Audit reform is urgent; as a leading global professional body, ICAEW is committed to contributing to the restoration of trust in the profession.
29 January 2021: The Brydon Review offers an opportunity for the profession to demonstrate initiative and drive the reform agenda with a bold and ambitious vision, argues Martin Martinoff, who leads the work on ICAEW’s Audit Manifesto.
29 January 2021: Raheeq Ahmad is part of the next generation of auditors. He shares his views on the direction of travel for audit as part of a series of articles based on themes from ICAEW’s Audit Manifesto.
29 January 2021: Katie Canell, Deloitte UK’s managing director for audit innovation is putting the principles of ICAEW’s Audit Manifesto into action. She explains why the time is now for the profession to act.
29 January 2021: The Brydon Review presents several opportunities for the profession, but the critical starting point is to embrace its conceptualisation of audit, says Professor Christopher Humphrey as part of a series of articles based on themes from ICAEW’s Audit Manifesto.