Wholesale Services
(1) Regulators and (2) Investors who seek to improve and complement the global visibility and credibility of national compliance inspection and rating regimes for external auditors and corporate governance by endorsement of GQR as a valued source of inspection and rating.
Regulators serving the public interest
Central Banks
Insurance regulators
Corporate regulators
Professional Accountancy Organisations
Accountancy & Auditing Oversight Bodies
National and international investors seeking to mitigate investment risk
International Finance and Development Agencies
International and National Investment Funds
Sovereign Wealth Funds; Family Offices
Investor Alliances and Groupings
Private Equity funds; Regional and global Philanthropists
Social Investors
Third Sector Investors
Regional, Continental and Global networks
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(1) Regulated Entities and/or (2) Recipients of investments who directly engage GQR as a globally visible and credible inspection and rating service for the entity.
Regulated entities
External auditors
Banks
Insurance companies
Commercial companies
State-owned enterprises
Not for Profit entities
Public Institutions
Recipients of investment
Public sector
State Owned Enterprises
Private sector
Not for Profit sector
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The business functions and processes for which GQR offers an evaluated rating within any given entity
External Quality Assessment (EQA) of External Audit (watch the introductory video, above, to our external audit rating service).
For the services below:
watch the video for our “retail clients” if you are interested in service for your entity.
Alternatively, watch the video for our “wholesale clients” if you are interested in GQR providing ratings services to a portfolio of entities for which you are a regulator or a portfolio investor.
For all services, kindly watch the “ratings” video to understand our common approach to ratings for all offerings.
EQA of Internal Audit
EQA and effectiveness review of the Audit Committee of a Board of Directors
EQA and effectiveness review of a Main Board of Directors
EQA of an Enterprise Risk Management Systems
EQA of Programme Impact Assessment.
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Rationale: It is not enough to “box tick” entity compliance to the letter of international standards.
21st century social science requires the assessment of the alignment of the dominant culture within entities with the spirit of international standards.
Further, the behaviour of individual entities is influenced by the dominant values, practices and axioms in the sector within which they operate in-country.
In addition, sector behaviour is influenced by the congruence or otherwise of competing cultures at the country-level.
A 21st century rating structure must provide insights into the influences at the micro (entity) level, sector (mezzanine) level and country (macro) level.
GQR’s 3 Letter Rating Structure
Letter 1 – reports on cultural influences at the country level
Letter 2 – reports on cultural and compliance influences at the sector level
Letter 3 – reports on cultural and compliance influences at the entity level
Download the High-Level system structure and processes of the GQR Rating System
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