A Empirical Study on the Effectiveness of Internal Audit in Corporate Governance
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One of the most important aspects in corporate governance is openness, tell the truth, pay attention to your Board, auditors, minority shareholders, high level of independence and transparent disclosure of material information. This article attempts to study the effectiveness of internal audit in corporate governance and concludes that both internal and external auditors must work together in achieving excellence of corporate governance.Downloads
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