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Detection - see Fraud Prevention and Detection

 

 

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Ethics

 

 

An Ethics Quiz

 

A question of ethics

 

Audit Your Ethics

 

Beyond Sarbanes-Oxley

 

Corporate Integrity Check-up

 

Creating and Sustaining an Ethical Workplace

 

Creating an Ethical Culture

Dishonesty in Everyday Life and its Policy Implications

 

Ensuring Ethical Effectiveness

 

Ethics and the risk manager

 

Ethics as a Strategy

 

Ethics for Sale

 

Ethics Handbook - Building Ethical Leaders

 

Ethics Keepers

 

Ethics Reigns

 

Evaluate Your Ethics Program

 

High-Integrity Management and Fraud Prevention: The Wrong Way

 

How to Foster Fraud - Forget Ethics

 

How to Make an Ethics Program Work

 

Keeping the company clean

 

Managing the Risks of Business Ethics and Compliance

 

Now Is the Time for Ethics in Education

 

Organisational Integrity: The first four steps

 

Rules of behavior: the adoption of a code of conduct

 

Shades of Gray - corporate codes of ethics

 

Test Your Knowledge of Professional Ethics

 

The critical role of ethics 

 

The Rewards of Dishonesty

 

 

Employee Fraud

 

 

A controller's embezzlement scheme

 

Anatomy Of A Fraud

 

… And One for Me

 

An open invitation - fraud case

 

A proactive approach to combating fraud

 

A professional doesn't quit at five o'clock - Fraud Findings

 

Are Your Staffers Stealing?

 

Are You Teaching Your Employees to Steal

 

A Thief Within

 

Audits That Keep Fraudsters Guessing

 

Bartering assets

 

Beyond the obvious: often, those who commit one fraud have no qualms about continuing the practice.  

 

Billing Schemes, Part 1: Shell Companies That Don’t Deliver

 

Billing Schemes, Part 2: Pass-Throughs

 

Billing Schemes, Part 3: Pay-and-Return Invoicing

 

Billing Schemes, Part 4: Personal Purchases

 

Bulldog gets the worm: In a case of missing inventory

 

Case study: system of accountability

 

Control Cash-Register Thievery

 

Deter dishonest employees: Make vacations mandatory

 

Disposing of assets

 

Drying out fraud: an anonymous tip leads auditors to a former employee who used fictitious contracts to steal from the company

 

Easy come, easy go: An insurance agent uses company funds for personal investment

Employee Dishonesty

 

Employee fraud: internal auditors must train themselves to recognize fraud symptoms

 

Employee fraud: Perpetrators and their motivations

 

Endorsement review - Fraud Findings

 

Enemies Within

 

Favorite frauds

 

Fictitious Vendor Schemes

 

Financial Frankensteins - financial fraudsters

 

Financial fraud: Counting the cost for employer

 

Financial reporting fraud

 

Focus on fraud

 

Fraud at the top

Fraud: deterrence and detection greed - a case study

 

Fraud findings

 

Fraud in the audit department

 

Fraud in the executive suite

 

Fraud in the North Woods

Fraud Manual on Employee Embezzlement

 

Fraudulent overtime

 

Free parking

 

Full service fraud - internal auditors' discovery of fraud in company's garage operations

 

Ghost Employees

 

Ghost Goods: How to Spot Phantom Inventory

 

Grounds for dismissal: a controls breakdown enables a coffee company's IT manager to perpetrate a lucrative fraud

 

How An Honest Employee Crossed the Line

How Fraud Hurts Your Organization

 

Internal fraud: Why it happens

 

Keep Ghosts Off the Payroll

 

Lapping It Up

 

Lapping up the profits

 

Management left unchecked

 

Management Override of Internal Controls

 

Manager Persuades Employees to Unknowingly Allow Embezzlement

 

No Friend Indeed - embezzlement

 

No work, great pay: an account manager siphons payroll distributions

 

Old Dogs, New Tricks - auditor's fraud investigation

 

On-Book vs. Off-Book Fraud Schemes

 

Personal Purchase Fraud

 

Q & A: Theft in the workplace

 

Recognizing the symptoms of employee fraud

 

Review of Executive Travel Expenses? Why Bother?

 

Rounding Up Fraud

 

Signs of fraud

 

The billion dollar paper clip - how to prevent employee pilferage

 

The Case of the Pilfering Purchasing Manager

 

The first audit - check fraud

 

The importance of follow-through

 

The Incentive to Defraud

 

The Padding That Hurts

 

The patient embezzler

 

The Quarter-Million-Dollar Caper

 

The third time is a charm - fraud investigation involving loans

 

The troublesome teller

 

Three fraud stories

 

Timing is of the Essence

 

Tips on Preventing Employee Theft

 

Trouble in travel

 

Wanting to find fraud

 

What you see is what you get - detection of fraud in a newly acquired company

 

When expenses go wrong

 

When the Boss Trumps Internal Controls

 

When You Suspect Fraud

 

Whose Mercedes is That?

 

Why Employees Commit Fraud

 

 

Employee and Employer Rights

 

 

Trade Secrets & Employee Raiding

 

 

Expert Witness Testimony (see Investigation)

 

 

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