The Role of External Auditors in the Supervision of Financial Institutions in Malaysia

Bank Negara Malaysia

in Occasional Papers from South East Asian Central Banks (SEACEN) Research and Training Centre

Abstract: The paper covers some key issues on the role of external auditors in the supervision of financial institutions in Malaysia. It is concerned with getting the external auditors to break new ground so as to complement the efforts of both the central bank and the internal auditor in the inspection and supervision of financial institutions under changing circumstances.

Date: 1987
ISBN: 983-9553-07-0
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