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The Corporate Institute seeks a dedicated professional to own and maintain the IFC/ICFR framework, including control narratives, RCMs and entity-level controls across core processes. You will plan and execute testing, coordinate with auditors and drive remediation.
– Own the IFC/ICFR framework by maintaining process narratives, Risk & Control Matrices (RCMs) and entity-level controls for all key processes (procure-to-pay, order-to-cash, inventory, payroll, fixed assets, treasury, financial reporting).
– Plan and perform periodic design and operating-effectiveness testing of key controls, document test results and report deficiencies with root cause and remediation plans.
– Coordinate management testing and support the statutory auditors’ IFC review, ensuring timely closure with no material weaknesses.
– Draft, review and update Standard Operating Procedures and company policies (including Delegation of Authority and approval matrices) in consultation with process owners, and maintain document control, versioning and approvals.
– Conduct process walkthroughs across HO, stores and warehouses to identify control gaps, inefficiencies and duplication, and recommend practical improvements.
– Review new processes, systems and business initiatives (e.g., new store formats, integrations, omnichannel processes) to embed controls at the design stage.
– Act as the single point of coordination with the outsourced internal auditors: help finalise the risk-based annual audit plan, facilitate data and access, and review draft observations with process owners.
– Track management action plans for internal, statutory and other audit observations, follow up with owners and validate closure with evidence.
– Prepare audit status and control-health reports for the Lead, CFO and Audit Committee.
– Drive adoption of AI-enabled audits, continuous automated control monitoring (CACM) and audit automation to identify exceptions, emerging risks and control gaps proactively.
– Build comprehensive understanding of key risks, controls, audit matters and governance requirements.
– Support the Enterprise Risk Management framework: maintain the risk register, coordinate risk assessments with functions and track mitigation plans for the Risk Management Committee.
– Prepare presentations, MIS and supporting papers on internal controls and risk for Audit Committee and Risk Management Committee meetings.
– Support governance mechanisms such as the whistle-blower/vigil mechanism, code of conduct compliance and related party transaction review, in coordination with Secretarial and Legal.
– Build data-driven exception reports and dashboards (e.g., duplicate payments, vendor master changes, SoD conflicts, inventory variances, store cash differences) using ERP data and analytics tools.
– Review ERP user access, segregation of duties and IT general controls with the IT team.
– Conduct special reviews and investigations assigned by the Lead, including fraud-risk and shrinkage-related reviews, and recommend corrective actions.
– Work closely with Finance, Accounts, Merchandising, Supply Chain, Store Operations, HR and IT so that controls are practical, understood and followed.
– Conduct awareness sessions and trainings for process owners on SOPs, controls and compliance expectations.