Audit Committees, Operational Risk, and Unease
Image: News flash: Audit committees are still overworked and unsure how to handle new risks confronting Corporate America. So says the 2015 edition of the KPMG Audit Committee Survey, which tells some good news on financial reporting risks, amid a more troubling morass of operational and cyber-security risks nobody seems ...
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