Abstract

Subject. This article deals with the issues of building an internal control and audit system of insurance companies and improving its efficiency. Objectives. The article aims to assess the effectiveness of the internal control system of the insurance company on the basis of the original quantitative and qualitative indicators presented in previous articles. Methods. For the study, I used statistical inquiry and data handling procedures, mathematical techniques, grouping, and expert assessment methods. Results. The article presents a calculated integrated index of the internal control system effectiveness of the insurance company. It assesses the organization of the internal control system through testing. Conclusions. By assessing the internal control system of the insurance company using quantitative and qualitative indices, it is possible to identify the level of effectiveness of the internal control system and the system's weaknesses. Employee surveys can improve the level of internal control by exposing the auditors' substandard work.

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