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Give three examples of conditions and events that may indicate the existence of business risks
Some examples of conditions and events that may indicate the existence of business risks are
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Some examples of conditions and events that may indicate the existence of business risks are
- Significant changes in the entity such as large acquisitions, reorganizations, or other unusual events.
 
- Significant changes in the industry in which the entity operates.
 
- Significant new products or services or significant new lines of business.
 
- New locations.
 
- Significant changes in the IT environment.
 
- Operations in areas with unstable economies.
 
- High degree of complex regulation.
 
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