Risk Analytics

Deloitte's Risk Analytics service advises organisations on how to effectively mitigate risk, and make informed and intelligent risk decisions around business processes, technology and operations.

Organisations today are seeking to increase ‘risk intelligence’ by clearly defining, understanding, and managing their tolerance for exposure to risk.
Advanced analytics capabilities and cognitive technologies enable better visibility into the challenges associated with managing the many types of risk in such key areas as operations, finance, compliance, controllership, and risk management functions.

We take pride in taking an integrated approach, combining specialist insight and innovation across multiple disciplines including analytics, controls and resilience.

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Risk Insights through Analytics

 

In today’s landscape, many risks are not readily visible, leading to risk management by instinct. Leaders are being asked to back up their intuition with hard data, better understand key risk factors and their relative importance in real numbers, and identify future risks long before they become a reality.

‘Risk Insights through Analytics’ a self-service risk analytics platform, enables companies to leverage high-quality analytical insights to identify, assess, and optimise their risk exposures, improve performance, increase profits, and accelerate growth.

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Advanced analytics: Key enabler for upgrading to IA 3.0

 

The case for advanced analytics

Deloitte’s 2018 CAE survey indicated that use of advanced analytics has tripled from seven percent of Internal Audit functions (noted during the 2016 survey) to 21 percent. However, at only a 21 percent adoption rate, there is a huge scope for the incorporation of advanced analytics into IA functions. The survey also reflected that analytics is underutilised in audit planning, and continuous auditing should increase. The results indicate that, in practice, analytics is most often deployed during fieldwork and, less often, in higher-impact activities such as audit scoping and planning.

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