Fraud Prevention
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A fraud prevention presentation on the role of systems in fraud prevention
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Fraud Prevention
- 1. Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 2. Copyright David Alexander, 2008 Have a moral disconnect
- 3. Poor Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 4. Ignores consequences Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 5. A criminal.... Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 6. And.. Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 7. Reasons Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 8. Deadly combination Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 9. Elements Required Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 10. The crime progression Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 11. Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 12. Facts Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 13. People Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 14. Culture Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 15. Systems Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 16. Copyright David Alexander, 2008
- 17. Copyright David Alexander, 2008
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- Experience both locally and overseas has established that: 10% of people are morally impeccable and will never commit any illegal act of any nature under any circumstances. 10% of people are out and out criminals who have no morals and will do anything at all to anyone. 80% of people are morally confused. They rationalise and justify. They are quite willing to commit crime if they can rationalise and justify it to themselves. If the circumstances are right, the motivation or temptation is present these people will steal, commit fraud and abuse the companies assets. They are the danger you face. Steven Powell, MD of Edward Nathan Sonnenberg Forensics, said one in ten people is a dyed-in-the-wool fraudster. One was morally impeccable and would never stoop to crime. The other eight needed only the opportunity and the incentive. Also from the Association of Fraud Examiners Sunday, June 7, 2009 Presentation by David Alexander. Copyright Mercury Advisors, 2008