Companies are adjusting strategies in response to geopolitical and economic pressure, taking a more disciplined approach to AI investment, and navigating cyber risk that is moving faster than many control environments can keep up. EY’s Q2 update highlights how audit committees are responding and what questions to ask.
Read MoreAs audit committees look to the second half of the year, they face a rapidly evolving landscape shaped by regulatory proposals, emerging technologies, fraud and control risks, and rising governance expectations. Staying ahead requires focused attention on developments affecting financial reporting, internal controls, and audit quality.
Read MoreThe SEC’s rule proposal that would provide an optional semiannual reporting framework could significantly change financial reporting and oversight expectations.
Read MoreGeopolitical uncertainty, policy shifts and rapid AI adoption are reshaping audit committee agendas.
Read MorePwC’s Q1 Audit Committee Guide breaks down the most pressing topics—from AI quietly reshaping financial reporting to renewed tariff uncertainty and shifting regulatory expectations.
Read MorePwC’s Governance Insights Center produces the Audit Committee Newsletter to break down the latest developments — from Q3 tax reform to evolving ESG reporting and cyber oversight — for Audit Committees.
Read MoreAudit committees are closely monitoring and discussing how companies should adapt to the evolving legislative and regulatory implications of the second Trump administration.
Read MoreRSM issued an article about audit oversight on boards in 2024, to include coverage around AI issues, board composition, and regulatory and geopolitical challenges in 2024.
Read MoreRSM’s April issue of The Real Economy looks at the turmoil in the financial sector and how it is affecting the nation’s small and midsize banks.
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