Thorsten Tewes

Thorsten Tewes

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18

Total articles

18

verfügt über langjährige Berufserfahrung in der Wirtschaftsprüfung, Organisation und Beauftragtenwesen von Banken und Sparkassen. Bei msg for banking verantwortet er die Themen Organisation, Corporate Governance & Audit Support. Gemeinsam mit seinem Team im Management & Business Consulting erarbeitet er umfassende Lösungsangebote zur Re-Organisation von Strukturen, Prozessen und Internen Kontrollsystemen innerhalb von Banken und Sparkassen. Im Rahmen von Co-Sourcings unterstützt er die Beauftragten und Interne Revisionen bei der Durchführung von Prüfungshandlungen.
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  1. DORA in practice: What really counts after the go-live

    Article

    DORA in practice: What really counts after the go-live

    Digitisation, Regulatory Law

  2. Resilience eats away at efficiency – and thus competitive advantage?

    Blogpost

    Resilience eats away at efficiency – and thus competitive advantage?

    Compliance, Process Excellence, Risk Management

  3. The Three Lines Model – when the second line becomes operational

    Blogpost

    The Three Lines Model – when the second line becomes operational

    Compliance, Risk Management

  4. Architecture of Trust: the New Operating System for Internal Auditing

    Blogpost

    Architecture of Trust: the New Operating System for Internal Auditing

    Artificial Intelligence, Business Models, Strategy

  5. The Architecture of Objectivity: Internal Audit as Both a Sparring Partner and a Supervisory Body

    Blogpost

    The Architecture of Objectivity: Internal Audit as Both a Sparring Partner and a Supervisory Body

    Business Models, Digitisation, Future Banking

  6. Internal Governance 2026: Why MaRisk compliance alone is no longer a safeguard

    Blogpost

    Internal Governance 2026: Why MaRisk compliance alone is no longer a safeguard

    Compliance, Regulatory Law

  7. Fit and Proper 2.0: Why the human factor determines your capital requirements

    Blogpost

    Fit and Proper 2.0: Why the human factor determines your capital requirements

    Regulatory Law, Risk Management