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For guidance on how the term “to the extent practicable” is to be interpreted, the auditor refers to guidance provided by APRA in its August 2013 Information Paper: Financial Claims Scheme for authorised deposit-taking institutions and under Financial …
The phrase “to the extent practicable” applies to those limited circumstances and/or customers where it may not be possible or practical for an ADI to meet all the requirements of APS 910 or the Banking Act, despite best endeavours. [89] Where possible, …
Under APS 910, the appointed auditor is required to perform limited assurance procedures to evaluate whether the ADI’s controls operated effectively when tested by the ADI in accordance with the testing requirements specified in APS 910 [90] . In …
Prudential Requirements for foreign ADIs (branches) may differ from those of locally incorporated ADIs [93] and, consequently, these are considered by the appointed auditor. For example, foreign ADIs are not required to report in Australia with respect to …
APRA requires the appointed auditor of a foreign ADI to conform to APS 310 [94] and other relevant Prudential Requirements as they apply to foreign ADIs. The appointed auditor of a foreign ADI considers the individual engagement requirements and …
As part of the requirements under APS 310, the appointed auditor of a foreign ADI (branch) is required to provide reasonable assurance over data sourced from accounting records, included in ADI Reporting Forms such as the “Statement of Financial …
As a foreign ADI is not required to prepare a financial report under the Corporations Act, there is no requirement for a statutory financial report audit to be undertaken. Therefore, the accounting records of a foreign ADI would not generally be subjected …
Since, generally, the appointed auditor of a foreign ADI has incomplete knowledge of the overseas operations of the foreign ADI, and would not have undertaken the statutory financial report audit of the foreign ADI, the appointed auditor considers the …
The auditor accumulates uncorrected misstatements identified during the engagement, other than those that are clearly trivial, for the purpose of evaluating whether, individually or in aggregate, they are material to the reported information. Materiality …
In evaluating whether uncorrected misstatements in Specified ADI Reporting Forms are material, the appointed auditor complies with the requirements of AUASB standards ASA 450 [96] , ASRE 2405, ASAE 3000 and ASAE 3450 , as applicable. The appointed auditor …