Course Intorduction
It is best for a company to manage the risk of fraud as fraud follows opportunity and attack weakness and to know where your businesses are vulnerable and evaluating anti-fraud programs, controls, ethical conduct and compliance with policies and procedures in the business process by assessing its vulnerability to fraud is the foundation on which effective anti-fraud processes are built. The Fraud Risk Management master class covers Fraud Risk Management and controls comprehensively, under the guidance of a seasoned Fraud & Risk expert.
You’ll walk away feeling confident in your Fraud and Risk Management skills. An effective fraud risk management framework will enable organizations to have controls that first prevent the fraud from occurring, detect as soon as a fraud happens and respond effectively to fraud incidents when they occur. It is critical for an organisation to develop fraud response strategies, which would help in minimizing the impact of frauds that occur, or are discovered, and come to attention of the company, authorities and other interested parties.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Summarize fraud risk management principles and concepts.
- Fraud risk management training facilitates attendees’ awareness of their obligations concerning fraud and misconduct, beginning with practical communication and training.
- Like any other compliance effort, effective fraud control means educating to understand the critical role you play in preventing, detecting, and deterring fraud.
- Your organization’s philosophy and expectations regarding fraud control and ethical behavior should be planned, prioritized, and clearly communicated.
Who Should Attend
● Bank and financial institution auditors
● Purchasing Manager (Red flags for bribery schemes)
● Controllers and corporate managers (Preventing & Detecting Fraudulent Disbursement)
● Management Accountants
● Forensic and management accountants, accounts payable and financial analysts
● Governance, risk management and compliance officers
● Internal and external auditors, CPAs and CAs
● Certified Fraud Examiners and other anti-fraud professionals
● Business Owners (warning signs and prevention/detection methods)