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Attorney at Law (Germany), Auditor, Compliance Officer (TÜV)
Audit of Compliance and Risk Management Systems
Whether it's corruption prevention, sanction lists, or risk management – the audit of compliance and risk management systems shows how well companies are positioned. The focus is on structures, processes, and the lived corporate culture. The goal is to identify risks early and build trust in the organization.
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Our Philosophy
An effective GRC system is a central component of good corporate governance today. It creates transparency, reduces risks, and strengthens stakeholder trust. However, every company faces individual challenges – whether in the implementation, further development, or auditing of existing structures.
Our interdisciplinary teams of GRC specialists, auditors, IT experts, tax advisors, and lawyers provide you with holistic support. With sound industry expertise, a deep understanding of regulatory requirements, and a practical perspective on processes and systems, we develop tailor-made solutions together with you – efficiently, sustainably, and in a future-oriented manner.
Our Services
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The compliance with laws and internal guidelines is indispensable for sustainable corporate success. Our team of experts supports you in developing and implementing a robust Compliance Management System (CMS). With our comprehensive audit according to the IDW Auditing Standard 980, we ensure that your CMS is optimally designed, appropriately structured, and effective in practice.
3-Stage Approach to CMS Audit
- Stage 1: Conceptual Audit of the CMS
- Stage 2: Audit of CMS Appropriateness
- Stage 3: Audit of CMS Effectiveness
Markus Mainka-Klein
Partner
Attorney at Law (Germany), Auditor, Compliance Officer (TÜV)
Audit of Risk Management Systems
In an increasingly complex and disruptive world, risks must be identified, assessed, and managed early. We lead the way for you and audit existing systems according to IDW PS 981 for appropriateness and effectiveness. The aim of the audit is to assess the extent to which the company can actually identify, evaluate, manage, and monitor various risks through its RMS. For companies that are systematizing or expanding their measures for the first time, an appropriateness audit – i.e., a project-accompanying audit of the risk management system by the auditor – can be useful.
Our focus areas
- Audit of the RMS according to IDW PS 981 by assessing the defined objectives for the identification, assessment, management, and monitoring of risks
- Project-accompanying audit of the RMS (IDW PS 981, Sec. 24) for reviewing the appropriateness of the RMS during its creation
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