Banking & Financial Institutions
Audit Committee Systemic Risk Review
Banks and regulated financial institutions operate through layered controls, distributed accountability, and legacy systems that evolve over time.
Mahwikizi & Co. provides independent, audit-committee–appropriate reviews that identify where operational control, process drift, and system interaction quietly increase risk exposure.
This work is designed to complement, not replace the internal audit, risk, and compliance functions.
What the Review Examines
Control design versus real-world execution
Process drift across operations, risk, and finance
Key-person dependencies in critical workflows
Escalation clarity and exception handling
Post-implementation control degradation
What This Is Not
Not an internal audit
Not a regulatory exam
Not a remediation project
Not a management critique
Deliverables
Systemic Risk Interaction Map
Control Drift Indicators
Key Dependency Summary
Audit Committee–Ready Briefing
Optional Regulatory Context Appendix
Typical Engagement
Targeted function or process: $40k–$75k
Enterprise-wide systemic review: $150k+
Ongoing advisory support: retainer-based
*Ranges above are illustrative and based on recent institutional engagements.
Final scope and fees are determined after an initial diagnostic conversation.
Why Institutions Engage
Because risk accumulates between functions; Not within them, and often outside formal reporting lines.