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A free compliance self-assessment for SOEs is now available
237 provisions from the PCB Corporate Governance Code and the Procurement Guidelines. Free, anonymous, and nothing you enter leaves your device.
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Risk in Focus 2026: What It Tells Us — and Why the Maldives Needs Its Own
Every year the Internal Audit Foundation publishes Risk in Focus, the profession’s most widely read snapshot of what internal auditors are actually worried about. The 2026 edition landed recently, and it is worth ten minutes…
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The Third-Party Topical Requirement Arrives on 15 September. For the Maldives, It May Matter More Than Cybersecurity.
The IIA’s Third-Party Topical Requirement becomes effective on 15 September 2026. That is six weeks away. Cybersecurity, the first Topical Requirement, has received most of the profession’s attention this year — understandably, since it…
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Six Months In: What the Cybersecurity Topical Requirement Actually Asks of a Small Audit Team
The IIA’s Cybersecurity Topical Requirement became effective on 5 February 2026. Half a year has passed. For internal audit functions working with small teams and no dedicated IT audit specialist, a situation many practitioners…
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Beyond the Chatbot: Why Maldivian Internal Audit Can’t Afford to Sit Out the Agentic AI Shift
Ask any internal auditor in Maldives what “using AI” means at work, and you’ll probably hear the same answer: summarising a policy document, drafting audit findings, or asking a chatbot to explain a regulation…
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The Internal Audit Budget: How to Build It, Defend It, and Base It on the Standards — A Maldivian Guide
An internal audit function without its own budget is a function whose work is quietly decided by someone else. The audits that get done are the ones that happen to be affordable, not the…