Audit du cycle trésorerie au niveau de la société nationale d'assurance : étude de cas : SAA
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2014-06
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Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales
Abstract
The critical importance and stature occupied by the audit function in institutions, led to the
development of standards upheld by the internal auditor, and which seeks to proper
implementation of the tasks of this functionality without departing from the frame allotted to
ensure effective review in the organization. And references to follow a particular
methodology during his mission, where each review process includes three basic steps:
Preparation phase, implementation phase and the concluding phase
The purpose of our study was to audit the cash cycle of the National Insurance Company
(SAA).
The internal audit cycle has allowed us to evaluate the system of internal control of the
cash cycle to highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the SAA.
Internal control plays a crucial role in any kind of organization, it helps to improve
efficiency and decision-making processes related to certain economy and minimizes the risk
of misstatement on financial data
According to these points, our case study focused on the over all evaluation of the Internal
Control within the Treasury and the National Insurance Company (SAA), where we have tried
to highlight the main risks, having process steps: review of existing documentation,
interviews with managers, internal control questionnaire at the regional management and the
agency and the establishment of a Worksheet risk assessment and control operations studies
of responses and findings, proposed recommendations.
To conclude, we believe that the establishment of an internal control system will allow
Algerian companies to have a reasonable level of assurance regarding the achievement of
their objectives and risk control therein, to make conditions disposal the necessary means.
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National Insurance Corporation (SAA), internal audit, internal control, cash cycle