Real-Time Assurance · Panaji, Goa

Concurrent Audit Services

Real-time, transaction-level assurance for banks, NBFCs and large businesses across Goa — catching errors, income leakage and compliance gaps as they happen, not months later.

Overview

Assurance that keeps pace with you.

A concurrent audit examines transactions in real time, so problems surface while they can still be fixed — not after year-end. For banks and NBFCs it is a frontline control over advances, income and compliance; for large businesses it protects revenue and enforces policy across locations.

N D Savla & Associates runs disciplined concurrent audits across Goa with structured checklists, experienced teams and prompt, actionable reporting. It complements our internal audit and revenue audit services for end-to-end control.

What's covered

Real-time transaction control.

Continuous verification across key areas.

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Advances & documentation

Verification of loan sanctions, documentation, security and limit compliance.

Income & leakage

Checking interest, commission and charges to detect and recover income leakage.

Cash, clearing & deposits

Daily verification of cash, clearing and deposit transactions.

KYC & compliance

KYC/AML checks and adherence to internal circulars and regulatory norms.

Operations & housekeeping

Review of housekeeping, lockers, and operational controls.

Timely reporting

Frequent reports with immediate escalation of high-risk findings.

Our process

Continuous, structured, responsive.

01

Mandate & scope

Align scope with the bank's or business's requirements.

02

Real-time review

Ongoing verification of transactions against checklists.

03

Flag & escalate

Immediate flagging of serious irregularities.

04

Periodic reporting

Structured periodic reports with recommendations.

Frequently asked questions

Concurrent audit, answered.

What is a concurrent audit?

An ongoing, real-time examination of transactions as they happen, rather than after period-end. Most common in banks, it verifies advances, deposits, income, compliance and operations continuously to detect errors and irregularities early.

Why are concurrent audits important for banks?

They catch issues in near real time — incorrect interest, KYC and documentation lapses, income leakage, limit breaches and policy deviations — before they escalate, strengthening control and supporting regulatory compliance.

What does a concurrent audit cover in a bank branch?

Advances and documentation, cash and clearing, deposits, income and expenditure verification, KYC/AML compliance, forex where applicable, lockers and housekeeping, and adherence to internal circulars and regulatory norms.

How is concurrent audit different from internal audit?

Internal audit is periodic and risk-based, reviewing controls at intervals; concurrent audit is continuous and transaction-focused, examining day-to-day activity in real time. The two are complementary.

Can concurrent audits be done for non-banking businesses?

Yes. Large businesses with high transaction volumes — billing, procurement, cash collection, revenue — use concurrent audit for real-time control, leakage prevention and policy compliance across locations.

How often is a concurrent audit reported?

Reporting is frequent — often monthly — with immediate flagging of serious irregularities. We agree the format, frequency and escalation of high-risk observations with the bank or business.

Do you take up concurrent audit assignments in Goa?

Yes. We undertake concurrent audits for bank branches and businesses across Goa, with experienced teams, structured checklists and timely, actionable reporting.

How is the scope and fee for a concurrent audit decided?

Scope follows the mandate and risk profile; fee depends on transaction volume, coverage and reporting frequency. We agree both clearly at the outset on a transparent basis.

Want control in real time?

Book a free consultation with a qualified Chartered Accountant in Goa. We'll scope a concurrent audit that protects your transactions and revenue — no obligation.