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Introduction to Fraud Examination
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Discipline of Fraud Examination
• Resolving allegations of fraud from tips, complaints or accounting clues
• Forensic accounting vs. fraud examination
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Auditing vs. Fraud ExaminationIssue Auditing Fraud Examination
Timing
Presumption
Objective
Scope
Relationship
Methodology
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Fraud Theory Approach
• Predication– Fraud examinations must be based on
predication
• Analyze
• Create
• Test
• Refine and amend
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Tools Used in Fraud Examination
T
Observation
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Defining Occupational Fraud and Abuse
• The use of one’s occupation for personal enrichment through the deliberate misuse or misapplication of the employing organization’s resources or assets
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Elements of Fraud
• material
• Knowledge
• Reliance
• Damages
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Occupational Fraud and Abuse Research
• Edward Sutherland
• Donald Cressey– Cressey’s Hypothesis
• Albrecht
• Hollinger & Clark
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Opportunity
Pressure Rationalization
Fraud Triangle
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So who does this??
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2006 Report to the Nation on Occupational Fraud & Abuse
• Nationwide surveys
• Measuring the costs of occupational fraud– 6 percent lost to fraud– $800 billion annually in the U.S.
• Perpetrators of fraud
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Findings
• Position: – Managers? Employees? Owners?
• Gender:– Are women really more trustworthy?
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Findings
• Age?– Which age is the most likely to commit fraud?
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Findings
• Education??– More ethical or more able?
• Collusion?– Alone or with others?
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Length of employment?
• Are the “old-timers” more trustworthy?
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Criminal history?
• Would a background check have helped?
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Type of company?
• Public? Private? Nonprofit? Government?
• Big? Small?
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Recovery?
• Do the victim companies get their $$ back??
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Method of detection
• Auditors?
• Accident?
• Internal controls?
• Internal auditors?
• Police?
• Tip?
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Fraud Types & Victims
• What types of frauds are there?
• Who are the typical perpetrators?
• Who are the typical victims?
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Criminal versus Civil Responses to Fraud
• Purpose?• Penalty? • Burden of Proof? • Jury?• Organization?• Verdict?• Claims?
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Occupational Fraud and AbuseAsset
MisappropriationsCorruption
FraudulentStatements
Conflicts of Interest
Bribery
IllegalGratuities
Economic Extortion
Inventory & All Other Assets
Cash
Nonfinancial
Financial