Boards have no excuse for ignorance – Standard Life’s Grimstone
Speakers at the IIA conference stress the need for strong boards, risk culture and internal audit
The importance of having well-informed boards, good risk culture and strong internal audit functions were among the topics discussed at the Institute of Internal Auditors conference in London on September 30.
In a keynote speech, Gerry Grimstone, the chairman of UK-based asset management and pensions firm Standard Life, said he had been involved in financial services for more than 30 years, but it
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