Question: 1
Financial institutions regularly identify uncollectible and charge them off against the reserve for loan losses. Auditors should ensure that the institution has developed adequate criteria for
charge-offs and select a sample of charged-off loans whether they are handled properly.
Another useful test is:
Question: 2
''Insurers guarantee a minimum rate of interest dunning the time that the account is growing and periodic payment amounts of a specified amount for a stated period (either specific period 10 years indefinite period etc).'' This statement is related to:
Question: 3
''A valid contract involves each party giving something of value. This exchange of value, or consideration, may take the form of money, action, or promise. For insurance contracts, the insured's consideration is the payment or premiums and a promise to fulfill the conditions of the contracts, and the insurer's consideration is the promise to pay after a loss occurs.'' This is related to an element in an insurance policy contract. It is known as:
Question: 4
''Audit management must decide whether to sample (judgment or statistical) or use the entire universe, and which specific quantitative and qualitative methodologies will provide sufficient, competent and relevant evidence to answer the questions posed in the audit objectives.'' It is an example of:
Question: 5
''Internal auditors make a balanced assessment of all the relevant circumstances and are not unduly influenced by their own interests or by others in forming judgments.'' This statement best explains one of the following principles: