The Perceptions of Credit Officers towards External Auditors: A Case Study from Jordan

Hasan Mansur and Anita Tangl

Accounting and Finance Research, 2018, vol. 7, issue 1, 237

Abstract: This study aimed at detecting the existence of credit officer’s perceptions in Jordanian commercial banks towards external auditors. This research is an analytical research based on analysis of previous studies and conducting semi structured interviews. This paper focused on credit officers’ perceptions who work at commercial banks towards the external auditors. It was concluded that there are high perceptions from credit officers towards external auditors, regarding the following aspects, auditor's independence and neutrality towards the entity subject to auditing; auditor's responsibility to evaluate the entity's viability; and the effect of auditing fees and remuneration on auditing quality.

Date: 2018
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