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Global Internal Audit Standards - Understanding the New Standards to Elevate Performance

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Paul Sobel
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Continuing Education Credits: 2 CPE Hours

Course Overview: GIAS-Understanding the New Standards

Purpose:
This class is designed to introduce and explain the new Global Internal Audit Standards (GIAS) that take effect in 2025. It is tailored for internal audit professionals, compliance officers, risk management specialists, financial auditors, senior management, and anyone involved in governance, risk, and compliance.

Key Learning Objectives:

  • Understand why the standards were updated and the driving forces behind these changes.
  • Learn the new structure of the standards, including the five domains, fifteen principles, and fifty-two requirements.
  • Explore the major changes from the previous standards to the new ones, including how guidance is now consolidated and more principle-based.
  • Gain practical tips for preparing to conform with the standards in 2025.
  • Discover how external quality assessments will be impacted by the new standards.

Course Content Highlights:

  • History and Evolution: The IIA has developed standards for internal auditing since 1947, with periodic updates to ensure relevance in a changing business world.
  • Structure of the New Standards:
    • Five Domains: Purpose, Ethics and Professionalism, Governing the Internal Audit Function, Managing the Internal Audit Function, Performing Internal Audit Services.
    • Fifteen Principles: Covering integrity, objectivity, competency, due professional care, confidentiality, governance, strategy, communication, quality, and more.
    • Fifty-two Standards: Each with requirements, implementation considerations, and examples of evidence for conformance.
  • Implementation Guidance:
    • The course provides practical examples and case studies to help participants apply the standards in real-world settings.
    • Guidance on gap assessment and migration from the previous IPPF (2017) to the new GIAS (2024/2025).
    • Tips for preparing for external quality assessments and aligning audit activities with organizational objectives.

Why These Standards Matter:

  • They ensure consistent, high-quality practice of internal auditing across industries and regions.
  • They elevate the profession’s reputation through rigorous ethics and practice standards.
  • They help organizations strengthen governance, risk management, and control processes, and enhance decision-making and oversight.

Who Should Attend:

  • Internal audit professionals
  • Compliance and risk management officers
  • Financial auditors
  • Senior management and executives
  • Audit committee members

Format:

  • Online modules with interactive discussions, real-world case studies, and practical exercises.
  • Assessment and certification options available for those seeking formal recognition of their learning

Presented By Paul Sobel, CIA, QIAL, CRMA – Principal Rausch Advisory Services

Paul Sobel, is the principal author and presenter of this course. He is a principal with Rausch Advisory Services and he serves as a Senior Advisor to the IIA Standards Board and is a recognized leader in the internal audit profession. Paul brings decades of experience in business advisory services and has played a key role in developing and interpreting global audit standards. He is known for his practical approach, deep expertise, and commitment to elevating audit quality and professionalism.

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Course details
Lectures 1
Level Beginner
135088
Course requirements

Prerequisites: None for this course

Course Assessment:

  • Polling Questions
  • Practical Exercises and Case Studies

CPE Requirements: You must complete the video and answer the polling questions during the video to recieve your CPE. 

 

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Sponsor Identification Number: 135034

Intended audience

Chief Audit Executives, Operational, Financial and IT Auditors. Accounting and Compliance Professionals.