iManage webinar: When AI does the work, who owns the risk?
Regulators on both sides of the Atlantic are converging on one principle: when AI does the work, accountability stays with the firm and the individual. The UK FRC has published the first audit-specific guidance on generative and agentic AI. The EU AI Act’s high-risk obligations for logging, human oversight, and technical documentation are already enforceable. In the US, the PCAOB and SEC are signaling the same direction.
Join our panel of practice leaders on October 20 to move past theory and into what your firm needs to do now:
- Dan Denton, CIO, Menzies
- Vanessa Ksar, Senior Account Executive, iManage
- Jeremy Hyman, Principal, JHA
- Pani Haralambous, Account Executive, iManage
You’ll learn:
- How UK FRC guidance, the EU AI Act, and US PCAOB/SEC signals point to the same standard: evidence, traceability, and human accountability
- What “evidence and traceability” actually looks like on an AI-assisted engagement today
- Why tax and advisory carry audit-level exposure, with no equivalent regulator forcing the issue yet
- How to control cross-service-line access when audit, tax, and advisory teams share one knowledge base
What your firm should be able to demonstrate to a regulator, client, or audit committee right now
Register now to benchmark your firm’s AI governance against what regulators are already asking for.
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