May 4, 2018 - Internal Audit 360

Nike CEO Apologizes for Divisive Corporate Culture

On May 4, 2018 By IA360 Staff

Nike CEO Mark Parker apologized to employees in a speech this week for permitting a corporate culture where some employees felt excluded and management didn’t take complaints seriously, according to a report by CNBC. Multiple executives have left Nike in recent months because of reports of inappropriate behavior and poor Read More

U. of Michigan Disputes Its Own Internal Audit Report on Endowment

On May 4, 2018May 4, 2018 By IA360 Staff

University of Michigan officials say that a 2014 internal audit of its investment office, which controls a $10 billion endowment, reached several faulty conclusions. The university disputed the audit, which found more than a dozen problems with oversight of the endowment, arguing that the audit department, University Audits, didn’t have Read More

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Nike CEO Apologizes for Divisive Corporate Culture

U. of Michigan Disputes Its Own Internal Audit Report on Endowment

TD Bank to Pay $3B in Plea to Settle Money-Laundering Case

Chartered IIA Releases New Internal Audit Code of Practice

The IIA Names Terry Grafenstine as New Chair of Its Global Board

Silvergate Settles SEC Charges for Compliance Failures

Supreme Court Curbs SEC’s Use of In-House Tribunals

University Internal Auditor Awarded $3M in Wrongful-Termination Case