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would like to discuss them with you.
2. A: Firstly, we have observed that sufficient verification procedures have not been
carried out to test the truthfulness of an incoming claim on “date” by “Name”
policyholder for “Amount” while all other incoming claims higher than “amount”
have been verified properly.
HoC: We actually choose the level of verification procedures to apply based on a cost
benefit analysis for each individual claim. For that particular case, an employee in
our department had reported that based on the cost benefit analysis he carried out,
it was too expensive to carry out the additional verification processes. Besides, the
policyholder’s family has been our loyal customer for several years.
4. A: Lastly, we have observed an issue in the training of field investigators in the claims
department. The company has not been engaging in continuous professional
development for its staff and conducting annual refresher training programs as it is
required to do.
HoC: I have taken note of these issues and will ensure that the necessary steps are
carried out to avoid these problems coming up again in the next audit.
5. Auditor 1: Based on our findings, we have reason to believe that one of the
employees has colluded with the policyholder for the ‘Amount in issue 1 above’
claim. We will have to conduct a fraud investigation.
6. Auditor 2: We have also discovered an internal control flaw where for claim
disbursements beyond ‘amount in issue 2 above,’ authorization by the senior
personnel has not been obtained.
7. Auditor 2 to his team: As we are nearing the completion of our audit and have
covered our audit checklist, we will start drafting the report and hold an exit meeting
with the MIS head.
MIS Head: We thank you and your team for your services.