IIAM Report: Malaysia's tech boom strains governance as Internal Audit AI skill gap widens
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A new IIAM and Hays report shows Malaysia’s tech boom is putting pressure on corporate governance, with 81% of internal auditors needing deeper AI skills.
From the original report
Malaysia is seeing a massive surge in tech investments, particularly in semiconductors, artificial intelligence data centres, and digital infrastructure.
While this boom is pushing the economy forward, institutional oversight is struggling to keep pace.
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- Originally published
- Sep 28, 2026
- Updated here
- Sep 28, 2026
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