1993Managerial Auditing JournalRequires access

Audit Committees in Major UK Companies

P. Collier

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Outlines the nature of audit committees in UK companies including the interaction between the audit committee and the internal audit function. Suggests that audit committees are not a panacea for deficiencies in corporate governance.

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Outlines the nature of audit committees in UK companies including the interaction between the audit committee and the internal audit function. Suggests that audit committees are not a panacea for deficiencies in corporate governance.

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Outlines the nature of audit committees in UK companies including the interaction between the audit committee and the internal audit function. Suggests that audit committees are not a panacea for deficiencies in corporate governance.

Key concepts: Chief audit executive, Audit committee, Internal audit, Accounting, Audit evidence, Audit, Joint audit, Business

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