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ARTICLE · 12 MARCH 2026

ENS In Ghana Unveils Dedicated Forensics Practice To Combat Rising Fraud Risks

ENS in Ghana convened a focused business breakfast to mark the launch of its Forensics practice and to explore what resilient organisations are doing to detect, prevent and respond to fraud.

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ENS in Ghana convened a focused business breakfast to mark the launch of its Forensics practice and to explore what resilient organisations are doing to detect, prevent and respond to fraud. Moderated by David A. Asiedu (Executive and Head: Commercial Dispute Resolution, Ghana), the discussion brought together Joseph K. Konadu (Executive: Commercial Dispute Resolution, Ghana), Tendai Jangara and Tsepo Moleko (Executives: Forensics, South Africa), Soaad Braimah (Legal Officer, Financial Intelligence Centre) and Julius Ayivor (Partner, Advisory Services, KPMG).

Why now: from reactive disputes to proactive fraud risk management

Ghana's business landscape has rapidly digitised through mobile money, fintech platforms, cross‑border transfers and e‑procurement, raising both opportunity and exposure. As commercial sophistication grows, so do fraud schemes in complexity and speed. Organisations increasingly need fraud risk management strategies that activate

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