Compliance, Legislative & Regulatory Standards

Fraud Prevention (Global)

Retired

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Overview

Fraud is a global issue that threatens all economies, organisations and individuals with substantial financial and reputational losses.

This course will help you to understand financial fraud and the best practices for identifying and preventing it.

Objective

At the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Define fraud
- Identify the categories of fraud
- Describe the types of financial fraud
- Profile a fraudster using elements of the fraud triangle
- Give examples of internal and external fraud warning signs
- Summarise the systems and controls used to detect, prevent and report fraud

Content

- Introduction
- Terms and Definitions Types of Financial Fraud
- Fraudster Profile
- Fraud Detection and Prevention
- Case Study Exercises
- Conclusion

Details

Code
TERRM20001501
Venue
ePlatform
Tags
Retired
Language
English
Level
Introductory
Hours
SFC:0.75, PWMA:0.75