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What makes an organization resilient in the face of uncertainty? Is it strong leadership, effective strategies, or robust controls? While all these factors play a crucial role, one function often works behind the scenes to safeguard organizational success—Internal Auditing. Role of Internal Auditing in Risk Management takes readers on an insightful journey into the evolving world of internal audit and its growing significance in modern organizations. No longer limited to reviewing financial records and ensuring compliance, internal auditing has emerged as a strategic partner that helps organizations identify risks, strengthen governance, improve operational efficiency, and create long-term value. Through a blend of theoretical perspectives, research findings, and practical analysis, this study explores how internal auditors contribute to effective risk management and organizational decision-making. It highlights the critical role they play in assessing risk environments, evaluating internal controls, and supporting management in achieving organizational objectives. In a business landscape marked by rapid change, increasing complexity, and constant uncertainty, understanding the relationship between internal auditing and risk management has never been more important. This book offers valuable insights for students, researchers, auditors, finance professionals, and business leaders seeking to understand how organizations can transform risks into opportunities and challenges into sustainable growth.