IIA Liquidity Risk Management

This course will describe internal audit's role in the world of liquidity risk management. Liquidity is a measure of the ability and ease with which assets can be converted to cash. To remain viable, a financial institution must have enough liquid assets to meet its near-term obligations. Internal audit plays a vital role in ensuring compliance with the Basel III regulatory framework, which was adopted by the Federal Reserve to ensure adequate capital in the banking system. This course from the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) helps learners to gain an understanding of Liquidity Risk Management (LRM), Basel III regulatory requirements, and the role of banking supervisors. It also provides details on the impacts of the Three Lines Model over the LRM framework and governance in financial institutions. Finally, the course describes various liquidity-specific aspects of an internal audit engagement, including audit planning and risk assessment.