Cushman & Wakefield Singapore
Cushman & Wakefield Singapore | Internal Audit Assistant
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Job Highlights
Responsibilities
- Conduct detailed risk assessments and identify controls in place to mitigate identified risks.
- Plan audit and review activities across the organisation.
- Undertake audit procedures to verify that controls are operating through testing and interviewing techniques.
- Analyse and conclude on the effectiveness and efficiency of controls.
- Identify control gaps and opportunities for improvement.
- Perform timely follow-up and ensure proper closure of audit issues.
- Document the results of audit issues and work performed.
- Contribute to the year-end financial audit with the external auditor.
- Provide advice on internal controls and risk mitigation measures.
- Enhance internal audit standards and practices within the Town Council.
- Review compliance with Corporate Governance requirements as stipulated by relevant government agencies.
- Implement and support Enterprise Risk Management initiatives as required.
- Ensure compliance with the Town Councils Act, Town Councils Financial Rules, and other statutory requirements.
- Review contractor compliance with contractual specifications and obligations.
- Facilitate and support the Internal Audit Subcommittee and Investment & Funds Subcommittee.
Requirements
- Prior experience in a managerial or supervisory capacity.
- Strong understanding of internal controls, risk assessment methodologies, and corporate governance practices.
- Familiarity with the Town Councils Act, Town Councils Financial Rules, and statutory compliance requirements will be advantageous.
About the company
Cushman & Wakefield Ltd.
Cushman & Wakefield was incorporated in New York in 1917 by J. Clydesdale Cushman and his brother-in-law Bernard Wakefield. In 2015 it merged with DTZ, a property services group then owned by a private equity consortium, and the combined firm kept the Cushman & Wakefield name. It listed on the New York Stock Exchange in August 2018 under the symbol CWK. Its main service lines are leasing, capital markets (property sales and investment), valuation, and property, facility and project management services. In November 2025 the parent company moved its place of incorporation from England and Wales to Bermuda and became Cushman & Wakefield Ltd.; its global headquarters is in Chicago.
