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ISBN 10: 1118954874
ISBN 13: 9781118954874
Author: Robert Moeller
Using the COSO ERM (Committee of Sponsoring Organizations Enterprise Risk Management) frameworks model, this book discusses the importance of understanding the various risks facing the many aspects of business operations. It will help professionals develop and follow an effective risk culture. In addition, it shows how compliance with well-recognized and mandated standards are important for every organization as well as shows how a corporation can demonstrate that it is following best practices and is in conformity with regulatory rules. New topics to be discussed include: (a) the PCAOBs (Public Company Accounting Oversight Boards) release of AS5, which calls for enterprises to perform top down risk analyses of their own internal controls, as a major step to SOx compliance; (b) ISACAs (Information Systems Audit and Control Association) recently revised CobiT (Control Objectives for Information related Technology) with a major emphasis on understanding risk when evaluating and assessing IT and enterprise internal controls. This book will discuss the importance of understanding risks when using CobiT; (c) the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Standards recently released specify that internal auditors must assess risks when performing their internal audits; (d) ISO 3100, a standard on risk management, will be introduced; and (e) the AICPAs recently released Risk Assessment Standards for private companies.
COSO Enterprise Risk Management Establishing Effective Governance Risk and Compliance Processes 2nd Table of contents:
CHAPTER 1 Introduction: Enterprise Risk Management Today
The COSO Internal Controls Framework: How Did We Get Here?
The COSO Internal Controls Framework
EXHIBIT 1.1 COSO Internal Controls Framework
COSO Internal Control Elements: The Control Environment
EXHIBIT 1.2 Code of Conduct Topics Example
COSO Internal Control Elements: Risk Assessment
Other COSO Internal Control Components and Activities
COSO Internal Controls: The Principal Recognized Internal Controls Standard
An Introduction to COSO ERM
Governance, Risk, and Compliance
Global Computer Products: Our Example Company
EXHIBIT 1.3 Example Company Background: Global Computer Products
EXHIBIT 1.4 Global Computer Products Corporate Risks Summary
NOTES
CHAPTER 2 Importance of Governance, Risk, and Compliance Principles
Road to Effective GRC Principles
EXHIBIT 2.1 GRC Concepts
Importance of GRC Governance
EXHIBIT 2.2 GRC Governance Concepts
Risk Management Component of GRC
EXHIBIT 2.3 GRC Risk Management Processes
GRC and Enterprise Compliance
EXHIBIT 2.4 Scope of Compliance Architectures Considerations
Importance of Effective GRC Practices and Principles
CHAPTER 3 Risk Management Fundamentals
Fundamentals: Risk Management Phases
Risk Identification
EXHIBIT 3.1 Sample Types of Enterprise Business Risks
EXHIBIT 3.2 Risk Identification Brainstorming Approaches
Key Risk Assessments
EXHIBIT 3.3 Risk Assessment Analysis Chart
Probability and Uncertainty
Period of Analysis
Risk Interdependencies
EXHIBIT 3.4 Risk Interdependency Hierarchy
Risk Ranking
EXHIBIT 3.5 Risk-Ranking Chart Example
Quantitative Risk Analysis: Expected Values and Response Planning
EXHIBIT 3.6 Risk-Ranking Response-Planning Example
Other Risk Assessment Techniques
The Delphi Method
Monte Carlo Simulation
EXHIBIT 3.7 Monte Carlo Risk Simulation Process Chart
Decision Tree Analysis
EXHIBIT 3.8 Decision Tree Analysis Example
NOTE
CHAPTER 4 COSO ERM Framework
ERM Definitions and Objectives: A Portfolio View of Risk
COSO ERM Framework Model
EXHIBIT 4.1 COSO ERM Framework
COSO ERM Components: Internal Environment
EXHIBIT 4.2 Energex Compliance and Risk Management Statement
EXHIBIT 4.3 Risk Appetite Map
COSO ERM Components: Objective Setting
EXHIBIT 4.4 Corporate Mission Statement Examples
EXHIBIT 4.5 Global Computer Products Corporate Risks Summary
EXHIBIT 4.6 Example Mission Statement: Global Computer Products
EXHIBIT 4.7 COSO ERM Risk Objective Setting Components
EXHIBIT 4.8 Risk Monitoring Dashboard Display Example
COSO ERM Components: Event Identification
EXHIBIT 4.9 Risk Likelihood and Impact Mapping Example
COSO ERM Components: Risk Assessment
EXHIBIT 4.10 Risk Response Planning Worksheet
COSO ERM Components: Risk Response
EXHIBIT 4.11 Portfolio View of Risk Summary
COSO ERM Components: Control Activities
EXHIBIT 4.12 Information and Communication Flows Across ERM Components
COSO ERM Components: Information and Communication
EXHIBIT 4.13 Information and Communication Flows
COSO ERM Components: Monitoring
Other Dimensions of the ERM Framework
NOTES
CHAPTER 5 Implementing ERM in the Enterprise
Roles and Responsibilities of an Enterprise Risk Management Function
EXHIBIT 5.1 Enterprise Risk Organization Responsibilities
CRO Responsibilities
EXHIBIT 5.2 Chief Risk Officer (CRO) Position Description
Risk Management Enterprise Governance and Oversight
ERM Activity Scope and Review Planning
EXHIBIT 5.3 Risk Activity Scope: Global Computer Products
EXHIBIT 5.4 Annual Risk Action Plan Example
Risk Management Policies, Standards, and Strategies
EXHIBIT 5.5 Content Management Risk Awareness Guidelines
EXHIBIT 5.6 Global Computer Products Risk Management Organization
EXHIBIT 5.7 Risk Assessment Sign-Off Acknowledgment Form
Business, IT, and Risk Transfer Processes
Risk Management Reviews and Corrective Action Practices
EXHIBIT 5.8 Risk Assessment Review and Internal Audit Report Comparison
EXHIBIT 5.9 RAR Sample Review Guidance
EXHIBIT 5.10 Sample RAR Report: San Jose Receiving and Inventory
ERM Communications Approaches
EXHIBIT 5.11 Risk Awareness Newsletter Example
CRO and an Effective Enterprise Risk Management Function
NOTES
CHAPTER 6 Importance of Strong Enterprise Governance Practices
History and Background of Enterprise Governance: A U.S. Perspective
EXHIBIT 6.1 Principal Agent Model
Enterprise Integrity and Ethical Behavior
First Steps: Developing a Mission Statement
Codes of Conduct
Communications to Stakeholders and Assuring Compliance
Disclosure and Transparency
Rights and Equitable Treatment of Shareholders and Key Stakeholders
EXHIBIT 6.2 Enterprise Governance Disclosure Policies
Governance Role and Responsibilities of the Board
Governance as a Key Element of GRC
EXHIBIT 6.3 Roles and Responsibilities of the Board of Directors
CHAPTER 7 Enterprise Compliance Issues Today
Compliance Issues Today
Establish a Compliance Assessment Team
EXHIBIT 7.1 Corporate Compliance Statement: Bayer Group
Compliance Risk Assessments and Compliance Program Reviews
EXHIBIT 7.2 Enterprise Rules versus Compliance Options
Work Unit–Level Compliance Tracking and Review Processes
Internal Audit Compliance Reviews
EXHIBIT 7.3 Major U.S. Department of Labor Compliance-Related Laws
Compliance Self-Audits
Compliance-Related Procedures and Staff Education Programs
EXHIBIT 7.4 Process Flowchart Example: Management Review
Enterprise Hotline Compliance and Whistleblower Support
EXHIBIT 7.5 Process Flowchart Hierarchy: Performing an Internal Audit
EXHIBIT 7.6 Guidelines for Setting Up a Compliance Call Center
Assessing the Overall Enterprise Compliance Program
NOTES
CHAPTER 8 Integrating ERM with COSO Internal Controls
COSO Internal Controls Background and Earlier Legislation
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977
FCPA Aftermath: What Happened?
Efforts Leading to the Treadway Commission
AICPA and CICA Commissions on Auditor Responsibilities
SEC 1979 Internal Control Reporting Proposal
Minahan Committee and Financial Executives Research Foundation
Earlier AICPA Auditing Standards: SAS No. 55
Treadway Committee Report
COSO Internal Controls Framework
COSO Internal Controls Framework Model
EXHIBIT 8.1 COSO Internal Controls Framework
COSO Internal Control Elements: The Control Environment
COSO Internal Control Elements: Risk Assessment
COSO Internal Control Elements: Control Activities
COSO Internal Control Elements: Communications and Information
COSO Internal Control Elements: Monitoring
COSO Internal Controls and COSO ERM: Compared
NOTES
CHAPTER 9 Sarbanes-Oxley and Enterprise Risk Management Concerns
Sarbanes-Oxley Act Background
SOx Legislation Overview
Public Company Accounting Oversight Board and AS5
EXHIBIT 9.1 Sarbanes-Oxley Act Key Provisions Summary
Section 404: Management’s Assessment of Internal Controls
Identifying Key Processes to Launch a Section 404 Compliance Review
Launching and Organizing a Section 404 Internal Controls Review
EXHIBIT 9.2 Section 404 Compliance Review Work Breakdown Structure
EXHIBIT 9.3 Process Review Selection Guidelines
EXHIBIT 9.4 Payroll Distribution Process Flowchart Example
EXHIBIT 9.5 Accounts Payable Process Review Procedures
Enterprise Risk Management and SOx Section 404 Reviews
Section 302: Corporate Responsibility for Financial Reports
EXHIBIT 9.6 SOx Section 302 Sample Officer Disclosure Sign-Off
Financial Officer Codes of Ethics or Conduct
Internal Controls Reporting and Materiality
PCAOB Risk-Based Auditing Standards
EXHIBIT 9.7 PCAOB Risk Standards Summary: AS8 through AS15
Sarbanes-Oxley: The Other Sections
SOx and COSO ERM
NOTES
CHAPTER 10 Corporate Culture and Risk Portfolio Management
Whistleblower and Hotline Functions
U.S. Federal Whistleblower Rules
Launching the Enterprise Help or Hotline Function
Risk Portfolio Management
Managing Risks by Portfolios
EXHIBIT 10.1 Types of Risks Facing an Enterprise
Modern Portfolio Theory
Integrated Enterprise-Wide Risk Management
EXHIBIT 10.2 NIST ERM Approach
NOTES
CHAPTER 11 OCEG Capability Model GRC Standards
GRC Capability Model “Red Book”
EXHIBIT 11.1 OCEG GRC Capability Model
OCEG’s Principled Performance Concept
GRC Capability Context and Culture Elements
GRC Capability Organize and Oversee Elements
GRC Capability Assess and Align Elements
EXHIBIT 11.2 GRC Subpractices Example: O2.4 Define and Enable GRC Rules
GRC Capability Prevent and Promote Elements
GRC Capability Detect and Discern Elements
GRC Capability Response and Resolve Elements
GRC Capability Monitor and Measure Elements
GRC Capability Inform and Integrate Elements
Other OCEG Materials: The “Burgundy Book”
Level and Scope of the OCEG Standards-Setting Authority
CHAPTER 12 Importance of GRC Principles in the Board Room
Board Decisions and Risk Management
Board Organization and Governance Rules
Corporate Charters and the Board Committee Structure
Audit Committees and Managing Risks
EXHIBIT 12.1 Waste Technology Corporation 2009 Audit Committee Charter
Establishing a Board-Level Risk Committee
EXHIBIT 12.2 Example Board Risk Committee Charter: Global Computer Products
Requirements for a Risk Committee Board Member
EXHIBIT 12.3 Board Member Risk Committee Knowledge Requirements
Audit and Risk Committee Coordination
EXHIBIT 12.4 Audit Committee and Risk Committee Coordination
COSO ERM and Corporate Governance
NOTES
CHAPTER 13 Role of Internal Audit in Enterprise Risk Management
Internal Audit Standards for Evaluating Risk
COSO ERM for More Effective Internal Audit Planning
Using COSO ERM to Build an Annual Audit Plan
Risk Tolerance and Building Internal Audit Plans
Example Risk-Based Audit Plan: Global Computer Products
Identify Auditable Entities within Internal Audit’s Scope and Capabilities
Redefine and Rank Risks
EXHIBIT 13.1 Global Computer Products San Jose Development Auditable Entities
Building a Risk-Based Internal Audit Plan
EXHIBIT 13.2 Global Computer Products Risk-Ranked Audit Entities
Execute Plan and Monitor Performance
Risk-Based Internal Audit Findings and Recommendations
COSO ERM and Internal Audit
NOTES
CHAPTER 14 Understanding Project Management Risks
Project Management Processes
PMBOK® Guide: A Guide to the Project Management Book of Knowledge
PMBOK® Guide’s Project Manager Risk Management Approach
EXHIBIT 14.1 PMBOK® Guide Project Risk Management Overview
Risk Management Planning
EXHIBIT 14.2 Project Plan Risk Breakdown Structure
Risk Identification
EXHIBIT 14.3 Project Planning Risk Register Control Report
Qualitative Risk Analysis
EXHIBIT 14.4 Risk Impact Matrix
Quantitative Risk Analysis
Risk Response Planning
EXHIBIT 14.5 Project Management Decision Tree Analysis
Risk Monitoring and Control
Project-Related Risks: What Can Go Wrong
EXHIBIT 14.6 Integrating Project Risk with Other Management Functions
EXHIBIT 14.7 Project Risk in a Project Life Cycle
Implementing ERM for Project Managers
EXHIBIT 14.8 Typical Project Risks
Embracing Project Management Standards
EXHIBIT 14.9 Steps to Build a Project Management Organization
Establishing a Program Management Office
NOTES
CHAPTER 15 Information Technology and Enterprise Risk Management
IT and the COSO ERM Framework
EXHIBIT 15.1 IT General and Application Controls Examples
IT Application Systems Risks
Application Development and Acquisition Risks
System Development Life Cycle Waterfall Development Processes
EXHIBIT 15.2 SDLC Waterfall Model
EXHIBIT 15.3 Minimizing SDLC Risks Checklist
Purchased Software Application Risks
In-House Developed Software Application Risks
EXHIBIT 15.4 Purchased Software Contract Guidelines to Reduce Risks
Software and Application Systems Testing
Internal Controls and System Balancing Procedures
Effective IT Continuity Planning
EXHIBIT 15.5 Business Continuity Plan Requirements
Worms, Viruses, and System Network Risks
IT and Effective ERM Processes
NOTES
CHAPTER 16 Establishing an Effective GRC Culture throughout the Enterprise
First Steps to Establishing a GRC Culture: An Example
Promoting the Concept of Enterprise Risk
Defining the Risk Management Philosophy
EXHIBIT 16.1 Management GRC Philosophy: Global Computer Products
Translating a Risk Philosophy into a Culture
EXHIBIT 16.2 Relative Risks versus Expected Returns
Establishing of Enterprise-Wide Governance Awareness
Understanding the GRC Environment
Ethics-Related Findings from Past Reviews or Special Audits
Employee and Stakeholder Ethics Attitude Surveys
EXHIBIT 16.3 Ethics and GRC Attitude Survey Questions
Summarizing Ethics Survey Results: Do We Have a Problem?
Enterprise Codes of Conduct
The Contents: What Should Be the Code’s Message?
Communications to Stakeholders and Assuring Compliance
Building a GRC Culture: Risk, Governance, and Compliance Education Programs
EXHIBIT 16.4 Understanding Risk Management Course Outline
Keeping the GRC Culture Current
NOTES
CHAPTER 17 ISO 31000 and 38500 Risk Management Worldwide Standards
ISO Standards-Setting Process
Understanding ISO 31000
Role of ISO 31000 Enterprise Risk Management
EXHIBIT 17.1 ISO 31000 Framework for Managing Risks
ISO 31000 Risk Management Definitions
EXHIBIT 17.2 ISO 31000 Risk Management Processes
ISO 38500: The Corporate Governance of IT
EXHIBIT 17.3 ISO 31000 Risk Management Terminology
Implementing an ISO Standard
NOTES
CHAPTER 18 ERM and GRC Principles Going Forward
ERM and GRC for the Internal Controls Professional
FEI Guidance for GRC and COSO ERM Issues
The IIA and GRC
ISACA, ITGI, and GRC
AICPA: GRC and COSO ERM
COSO’s Ongoing Support Role
COSO ERM and GRC Future Prospects
NOTES
Back Matter
About the Author
Index
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