Autopsy of a Stock Audit
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Autopsy of a Stock Audit is born out of the chaotic, exhausting, and strangely exhilarating world of internal audit. It takes you back to an era before instant messaging and digital location maps—a time when auditing was as much about navigating human eccentricities as it was about ticking off stock ledgers.
What began as a nostalgic weekend escape to Mumbai to break the monotony of a grueling two-month-long camp audit quickly transformed into an intellectual arena. Sitting on the rocky shores of Bandstand and inside the buzzing canteens of old Mumbai law colleges, two young article trainees found themselves unraveling the complex narrative hidden behind simple figures.
This book is a deep dive into the friction point where cold accounting rules meet unpredictable business realities. It explores the intricate systems that power modern supply chains—from company-owned facilities to third-party logistics (3PL) and Special Economic Zones (SEZs). More than a technical manual, it is a human story about the birth of a professional instinct. It is an exploration of the unwritten rules of corporate life, the timeless bonds of true friendship, and the realization that an auditor’s truest tool is not a spreadsheet, but an insatiable curiosity to discover the story behind the numbers.
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The author is a seasoned financial professional holding credentials as a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) and a Post Graduate Diploma in Banking and Finance (PGDBF). With extensive, hands-on experience as an Internal Auditor, they have spent years navigating the complex ecosystems of corporate governance, supply chain risk, and master data architecture across various industry verticals. Known for bridging the gap between technical accounting guidelines and practical common sense, the author brings an authentic, insider perspective to the fascinating and often misunderstood world of internal audit and corporate controls.
