Bank Audit and How to become Bank Auditor

Uplatz provides this comprehensive course on How to conduct Bank Audit and become a Bank Auditor. It is a self-paced course consisting of pre-recorded video lectures. You will be awarded Course Completion Certificate at the end of the course.

What is a Bank Audit?

A bank audit is a formal process in which the services, systems, financial statements, and/or procedures of a bank, credit union, or other financial institution is reviewed and summarized in a report. Every financial service company must undergo audits regularly in order to comply with legal and jurisdictional regulations, laws, and industry standards.

A bank audit is a normal practice that examines financial organizations' services to verify that they comply with laws and industry standards. The audit is carried out by a bank auditor, who is an accounting professional. Internal and external audits of banks and credit unions are both possible. A bank or credit union audit focuses on compliance. Its goal is to see whether the financial actions of the institution are accurate, lawful, and comprehensive. Its main objective is to give an unbiased assessment of the bank's operations, controls, and information systems. System tests are performed, conclusions are produced, and auditors propose remedial steps for the bank to take.

To guarantee accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of transaction recording, the auditor reviews financial transactions, bank wires, automated clearing house (ACH), and bank account monetary flow. Financial and regulatory reports are scrutinized to see whether they were submitted in accordance with the law. Tests are carried out to discover transactions that are incorrect, incomplete, or unlawful. Control testing is done to determine if the bank is running in a safe and efficient manner.

What Do Bank Auditors Do?

Bank audits are performed by a kind of accounting specialist called a bank auditor. A bank audit can be done as an internal audit, which is run by an employee of the financial institution, or it can be done as an external audit, which is run by an independent auditor under the direct guidance of a certified public accountant (CPA).

What Is The Purpose of a Bank Audit?

Bank audits serve many purposes.

Here are a few common areas and metrics that a bank audit will evaluate within a financial institution:

• Security and risk management, including operational, strategic, reputation, credit, compliance, and IT and cyber risk
• Liquidity and monetary flow
• Financial transactions, including bank wires and automated clearing house (ACH) networks
• Financial and regulatory reports
• Whether a financial institution is correctly following its own policies and/or operating in compliance with legal and best-practice standards
• Whether there is any evidence of law violations, money laundering, fraud, and any other anomalies

Above all else, the main goal of an audit is to make sure a financial institution is operating in line and above board with all industry and local regulations.

How Long Does A Bank Audit Take?

Bank auditors will typically spend about three months investigating a bank's financial activities, risk management processes, systems, and procedures to make sure that all related information is complete, timely, and accurate.

What Happens After The Bank Audit Is Finished?

Once auditors have had the chance to test and evaluate their findings, they can compile a report or audit opinion that outlines any feedback or corrective steps that a bank needs to take in order to remain in compliance.

If the audit was done externally, the results will be shared with stakeholders and creditors. As you can see, bank audits are important for ensuring the integrity of a financial institution and its practices. Undergoing audits and responding to the feedback generated by audits protects not only a financial institution's management, but also its shareholders, creditors, lenders, and clients.

While bank audits can certainly be stressful experiences, they can be made more streamlined through the use of auditing software and related services.

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  • 1: PART 1 - HOW TO BECOME A BANK AUDITOR AND HOW TO CONDUCT BANK AUDIT 38:59
  • 2: PART 2 - HOW TO BECOME A BANK AUDITOR AND HOW TO CONDUCT BANK AUDIT 1:49:58
  • 3: PART 3 - HOW TO BECOME A BANK AUDITOR AND HOW TO CONDUCT BANK AUDIT 1:39:33
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  • 6: PART 6 - HOW TO BECOME A BANK AUDITOR AND HOW TO CONDUCT BANK AUDIT 36:56
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  • 10: PART 10 - HOW TO BECOME A BANK AUDITOR AND HOW TO CONDUCT BANK AUDIT 58:56
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This Bank Audit course is intended bankers, accountants, and auditors who are new to banking or the accounting department, as well as those who need a refresher on fundamental accounting principles relevant to financial institution operations. The course is aimed for people who are new to bank accounting, bank auditing, or who need a refresher on the accounting methods and fundamental components of a financial institution's balance sheet and income statement. After each session, time should be set out for post-session work on the accounting tasks that were presented as part of the learning experience. The presentation materials and rich exhibit takeaways enhance the learning experience and provide as a resource for future reference on the accounting subjects discussed.

Course Outcomes

• Evaluate the quality and efficacy of a bank's internal controls, risk management, and governance systems in an independent and impartial manner, aiding senior management and the Board of Directors in protecting their organization and its reputation.
• Prepare an impartial report for senior management and the Audit Committee on the quality of risk management procedures, internal control systems, and corporate governance processes throughout the organization.
• Make specific recommendations to enhance the organization's auditing methods and increase the credibility and dependability of the financial reporting.

Bank Audit and How to become a Bank Auditor - Course Syllabus

1. What is a bank?

2. What are the types of banks?

3. What are the banking operation and regulatory and legal frameworks of bank in India?

4. What is the accounting system of banks?

5. What will be the approach of bank audit?

6. What is the income recognition system of bank?

7. Who will be eligible to appoint as an auditor of the bank?

8. What will be the eligibility, qualifications and disqualifications of auditor?

9. What will be the amount of remuneration of auditor?

10. What are the powers of auditor?

11. What will be the form and content of financial statements of the bank?

12. How to conduct audit of bank?

13. What will be the internal control in certain selected areas?

14. What is the compliance with CRR and SLR requirements?

15. How to verify the assets of the bank?

16. How to verify the capital & liabilities of the bank?

17. What is the bank audit reports and type of bank audit reports?

18. What will be the format of bank audit report?

19. What are advances?

20. How to conduct audit of advances?

21. How to conduct audit of revenue items?

22. How to compute drawing power?

23. What is Concurrent audit of bank?

24. What is Audit Committee?

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• Bank Auditor
• Financial Auditor
• Finance Director
• Audit Manager
• Financial Crime Auditor - Banking
• Collections & Recoveries Advisor
• Banking Branch Document Auditor
• Senior Internal Auditor (Bank & CBAM)
• External Audit Manager - Banking & Capital Markets
• Chief Internal Auditor
• Internal Audit Director

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