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The aim of this paper is to show the internal audit in function to the corporate governance. Within the planetary economy, internal auditing is determined as an essential means of the exact management of any business economic resources. Concurrently, corporate governance has received wide attention in recent years, both in practice and in academic research because of the main accounting scandals and large-scale corporate failures. The Institute of Internal Auditors presents that regardless of the reporting relationship the organization chooses, there are primary measures that will ensure that the reporting lines, support and enable the effectiveness and autonomy of the internal audit function. Corporate governance has become an increasingly critical issue after the corporate affairs which occurred all over the world and its specific role in the steadiness of financial intermediaries was highlighted by the intense crisis which impacts the financial markets from the summer of 2007. In fact, for financial intermediaries, the governance chain is all the more important not only because the intermediaries are basically in the business of risk acceptance, but also due to their peculiar role within the economy in the aggregation and transfer of financial resources. Regulation may impact on financial venture taking by financial intermediaries by way of the decisionmaking process pointed out in the various possible legal structures set forth by the law.

The internal audit as function to the corporate governance