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Assurance Without Limits: rethinking QAIP
What if QAIP wasn’t something you prepared for — but something you could prove continuously? Internal Audit is being asked to provide confidence where risks change overnight, assurance comes from multiple providers, and AI is accelerating business decisions.
Yet most assurance still runs on periodic assessments and annual plans. This session brings together practitioners from Internal Audit, Risk, Assurance and the Board to explore what needs to change.
Five questions we’ll put to the panel
- Can you demonstrate Internal Audit quality and conformance continuously — or do you rebuild the evidence when an assessment approaches?
- When a major risk changes, can your assurance plan change fast enough?
- Can you see who provides assurance over every major risk — and where the gaps are?
- If the Audit Committee challenges your reliance on another assurance provider, can you show why it was justified?
- As AI accelerates decisions, can governance and assurance keep pace without losing control?
Assurance Without Limits: Rethinking QAIP
Can internal audit prove its quality on any given day, not just once every five years?
Most functions still rebuild their quality evidence when an external assessment approaches. Boards signing off on material controls need to know whether internal audit is reliable today, and AI is moving risk decisions faster than any five-year cycle can track. A former IIA Standards Board member, a former chief audit executive, a head of internal audit and an audit committee chair discuss what continuous conformance demands. They cover what a five-yearly assessment misses, what audit committees should now ask for, and why a green dashboard can breed false comfort.
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Can governance keep up with AI-speed decisions?
Assurance used to be periodic — audit, sign off, move on until next year. That model is breaking. Boards now expect continuous confidence that controls hold, while AI moves risk decisions faster than any annual cycle can track.
Join Dr Ahmed Shawky and a panel of senior audit, risk and resilience leaders as they examine what "always-on" assurance actually demands — and who is accountable when the machine decides.
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