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Guidance, resources, and practical insights tailored for audit committees

Latest insights on financial reporting in Canada

Series of quarterly publications for Canadian businesses

Audit committee oversight can help build trust and manage risks as AI is deployed in finance, audit and across the organization

Geopolitical risk is evolving and audit committees play a key role in seizing the opportunity

New technologies and attacks mean audit committees must ensure management has fundamental cyber security practices in place and tools are trustworthy

Mandatory ESG reporting is rolling out globally and will soon come to Canada. Audit committees play a key role in ensuring timely compliance

Key takeaways from our DX Coffee Chat for finance leaders

Forward to fundamentals

Resource centre on implementing the new CSSB standards

Financial reporting leaders� AI expectations for their organizations and external auditors

Audit committees bring crucial insights into people, processes and risks to the strategic integration of artificial intelligence

Many organizations are unprepared for new ESG reporting requirements, leaving them exposed to reputational risk and reduced access to capital

As companies face economic headwinds, audit committees can offer valuable insight and guidance

Cybersecurity is a process—and audit committees play a pivotal role throughout

Audit committee talent sourcing and training will be instrumental in helping navigate ever-evolving oversight responsibilities

Elevating AI practices with a ‘Trusted AI� approach

Using these standards, companies can practically provide much-needed sustainability information

A Canadian perspective on regulatory requirements and reporting standards

A practical guide to providing effective ESG assurance oversight

Exploring topical issues in financial and sustainability reporting

By Sean Silcoff, Technology Reporter, The Globe and Mail