Developing a Trusted Relationship With the Audit Committee

The responsibilities of audit committees continue to expand. In addition to core responsibilities including oversight of the internal audit function, the finance function, and the external auditors, many audit committees are expected to provide governance over new and emerging risks, including data privacy, cybersecurity, sustainability reporting and the organization's use of artificial intelligence. The internal audit function is well positioned to assist the audit committee in their ever-expanding responsibilities. To successfully assist the audit committee, the CAE must form a trusted relationship with the members, particularly the chair.

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