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An internal approach to controls transformation

A pragmatic way to prepare for UK SOX

The highly anticipated introduction of UK SOX could potentially be introduced as soon as 2023, which will fundamentally change the compliance demands of UK-listed companies.

Most businesses have an informal, manual and ad-hoc approach to internal controls at the moment. UK SOX will likely tighten up on regulations, and increase non-compliance penalties, so a more targeted, automated and proactive controls environment will be required.

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Ed Davis

Managing Director APAC,  Turnkey Consulting

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Simon Persin

Global Practice Director,  Turnkey Consulting

Shane Kennedy,

Business Development Specialist,  Turnkey Consulting

Robert Budic

Managing Director, Australia,  Turnkey Consulting

Ed Davis

Managing Director APAC,  Turnkey Consulting

Simon Persin

Global Practice Director,  Turnkey Consulting

Shane Kennedy,

Business Development Specialist,  Turnkey Consulting

Robert Budic

Managing Director, Australia,  Turnkey Consulting

In this guide, we'll explore how businesses can take a proactive internal approach to controls transformation, which will ensure their controls operations are more automated, compliant, and UK SOX-ready.

Specifically, the report covers:

Why controls transformation is so necessary when it comes to UK SOX
What does an 'internal approach' look like, and what are the benefits?
Key considerations when taking an internal approach
A clear roadmap for internal controls transformation

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