The qualification is designed to give you actionable, practical knowledge so that you can implement key fraud management strategies in your firm.
According to the latest PwC Global Economic Crime and Fraud Survey, 47% of companies have experienced fraud in the past 24 months with a total reported loss of US$42bn. Kristin Rivera, PwC Global Forensics Leader, says “when it comes to preventing and tackling fraud, our research shows that a dollar invested now is worth twice as much when fraud hits.”
Corporate fraud is also on the rise. With our corporate fraud training, this course will help you identify and even prevent any incidents of fraud happening internally in your organisation.
The qualification is designed to give you actionable, practical knowledge so that you can implement key fraud management strategies in your firm. You will get to grips with global anti-fraud frameworks, the mind and motivations of a fraudster as well as gain an understanding of what the future holds in this space.
Learning Outcomes:
After completion of this programme, you will:
Recent years have seen numerous changes worldwide and Asia has been no different. Following on from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) updates, we have seen major changes in the AML sector in the APAC region.
Changes to the money laundering guidelines have had a visible impact on business in APAC. Singapore has recently prosecuted individual cases for both money laundering and insider trading, in what is seen as an uptick in the frequency of cases of these types.
With ever-changing regulations and increasing focus on governance, conduct, sanctions, and financial crime; the challenges faced by compliance officers today are not restricted to within their institution but rather they are required to keep abreast of the trends and developments in the macro environment.
From the heightened expectations on ethics and governance to the international clampdown on corruption, tax evasion, and money laundering, the demand for skilled and qualified practitioners in governance, risk, compliance and financial crime, is clearly on the rise. The close scrutiny of regulation in the global financial system is here to stay.
In an increasingly regulated corporate world many organisations need assistance making necessary changes to their business practices. Internal controls are no longer a regime for finance staff but all management who are required to take ownership of and sign off on controls.
Participants would gain a high-level understanding of fraud investigation skills. The focus of the training would be “interviewing skills” in the context of an investigation, which requires a different approach and use of techniques which departs from the typical internal audit process.
The most powerful anti-fraud weapon are educated and aware employees. The Salt Fraud course educates employees as to the types of behaviour that constitutes fraud, and provides a comprehensive list of fraud indicators to foster internal monitoring.
Recent fraud case shows once again the vulnerability of the procurement process. Whistleblowing programmes will to some extend mitigate internal fraud but there is a need to strengthen the process by adopting effective fraud detection protocols.
In today's era of data and information, there is an ever-increasing need to detect and prevent fraud and various attacks on data. Similarly, there is a growing demand for employees with knowledge and skills of fraud protection and prevention in the finance industry.
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