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MGI Mexico member firms launch joined internal audit service

Author: Vincent Huck
Published: 14 Sep 2015
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MGI member firms in Mexico have launched a joined internal audits and corporate governance service for companies across Mexico.

The new service is aimed and tailored for medium sized enterprises and include functions such as internal control, finances, accountancy, budgetary control, evaluation process and a review of the policies and procedures implemented within the organization.

All of MGI Mexico member firms in Mexico (12) are involved in the project and are promoting the service locally.

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