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ARTICLE · 06 DECEMBER 2015

How could you commit fraud?

A survey showed 32.2% of fraud cases occurred in organisations that lacked internal controls to prevent fraud.

AustraliaCriminal Law

Capitalise on your employees' knowledge when it comes to Fraud Risk Management

1 Introduction

KordaMentha Forensic staff have undertaken risk management assignments for organisations in different parts of the world, from developing countries to first world countries. Although many of the organisations we have worked with had fraud risk management plans in place, on every occasion we have uncovered multiple methods by which those same organisations could lose anywhere from $10,000 to in excess of $100 million (you choose the currency!). It can be surprisingly simple (once understood) for this to happen by circumventing some of the steps associated with the approval process to authorise wire transfers out. Those organisations had initially thought their fraud risk controls were strong, until we pointed out their weaknesses.

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