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Audit

KPMG's Audit practice is a key player in helping to build and maintain the credibility of independent reporting for today's capital markets system. In KPMG's Audit practice, we are improving our processes through investments in technology. It's about expanding rotational opportunities so that our people can broaden their horizons.

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Diageo case study

The annual Diageo Audit takes around two months in July and August and involves many hundreds of KPMG employees in approximately fifty offices worldwide.

 

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PepsiCo case study

KPMG's response to the challenges presented by the size and complexity of PepsiCo is a powerful combination of careful planning, attention to detail and good global teamwork.

An audit methodology that raises the bar
One of the advantages of working in the firm's Audit practice is the KPMG Audit Methodology (KAM). This methodology combines a rigorous approach to audits with robust audit technology. And then translate into high-quality audits for KPMG clients and a sound, consistent approach for KPMG's auditing team around the world.

Part of what makes this methodology work so well is the technology KPMG has behind it, specifically the enhanced automated Vector tool. This gives the firm's auditors a suite of technology tools specially designed to help them make the most of the firm's proprietary methodology and deliver quality, rigorous audits of client financial statements.

eAudIT
eAudIT is a global electronic audit management tool that was created by KPMG to provide the methodology, guidance, and industry knowledge needed to perform efficient, high quality audits. A unique combination of experience and innovation, eAudIT enables KPMG to deliver a quality audit experience for our clients.

A chance to tap into a world of resources
Another advantage to working in KPMG's Audit practice is the ability to tap into the international network of KPMG firms. This means being able to reach out to individuals around the world for their knowledge in areas such as tax, forensics, information risk management, valuation, and more, as well as for their experience in today's leading industries.

This multidisciplinary approach and access to a wide range of highly experienced, senior-level professionals means more opportunities for those looking to develop their career as an audit professional.

Ongoing training. A rigorous audit methodology. Top technology. And access to a world of resources. They all add up to make KPMG's Audit practice a great place to build your career.