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FRAUD MANAGEMENT, INTERNAL CONTROLS & INVESTIGATIONS

Course outline

2 days

Duration

FRAUD MANAGEMENT, INTERNAL CONTROLS & INVESTIGATIONS

2 days

INTRODUCTION

The programme is designed to give you a solid understanding in fraud and corrupt detection. Ensure you are fully equipped to fulfill your role and prevent fraud and corruption in your organization with the appropriate legal compliance, standards, framework and practices, from a risk management perspective – Prevention is Better Than Cure.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

  • Define malpractices & Spotting The Red Flags
  • Gain A Sound Legal Understanding
  • Apply Fraud Detection Techniques
  • Develop An Effective Fraud Prevention Plan
  • Understand about Pre-Employment Screening & Whistle-Blowing
  • “Walk Through” A Typical Fraud Investigation
  • Understand Malpractices Detection & Profile Auditing
  • Design a Fraud Response Plan
  • Better understand Digital Evidence & Computer Forensics
  • Apply Forensic Statement Analysis
  • Know how to conduct Interviews With Suspects

COURSE MODULES

Module 1: Integrity

  • Definition
  • Initiatives in Malaysia

Module 2: Why do people commit fraud

  • The Fraud Triangle

Module 3: Compliance Framework

  • Legal
  • Standard
  • ISO 31000
  • ISO 9001:2015
  • ISO 37001

Module 4: Asset Management

  • People (Internal and External)
  • Property (Tangible and Intangible)

Module 5: Ethics

  • Definition
  • Ethics and Integrity risk
  • Difference between personal, business and professional ethics
  • Categorisation of non-ethical and non-integral values
  • Adverse effects

Module 6: Fraud

  • Definition
  • Category
  • State of Mind (Mens Rea)
  • Intentional perversion of truth
  • Misrepresentation
  • Legitimate transactions with illegitimate intentions
  • Blue and White collar crime
  • Expert Knowledge and representation • Proving fraud (Burden and Standard of Proof)
  • Five difficulties in proving fraud.
  • Statement of belief
  • Misleading Statement
  • Relationship between parties

Module 7: Corruption and Bribery

  • Tell tale signs
  • Common forms
  • Conventional and unconventional methods
  • Book transaction

Module 8: Asset Misappropriation

  • Act of misappropriation
  • Cash receipts fraud
  • Detection
  • Accounts to monitor
  • Fraud Prevention Methodology (FPM)
  • Blue Collar and White Collar fraud
  • Schemes and types

Module 9: Fraud, Risk and Corporate Governance

  • Fundamentals
  • 3 Ingredients of fraud
  • Environment, People and Opportunity
  • Dominant factor
  • Corporate governance in jeopardy
  • Generic reasons for fraud
  • Risk (Reality vs Myth)
  • The risk domains in an organisation
  • Red Flags of fraud
  • Enhancing corporate governance

Module 10: Risk Assessment & Management

  • Risk Identification and Analysis
  • Risk Evaluation and Assessment Techniques
  • Classification of Risks
  • Impact
  • Likelihood

Module 11: Combatting Fraud

  • Method of managing fraud
  • Formula
  • People, target, opportunity
  • Tools and techniques
  • Guidelines
  • Fraud Indicators and response
  • Common fraud indicators
  • Risk Management Plan (Detection and Mitigation)
  • Whistle Blowing

Module 12: Fraud Awareness, Detection and Prevention Management (FADPM)

  • Definition and Understanding of Programme Objective
  • Tackling of environment and working culture
  • Controls Implementation
  • Developing FADPM framework
  • Formalise fraud reporting mechanism
  • Effective Consequence Management system

Module 13: Consequence Management (Investigations)- Overview

  • Fraud Investigations
  • Investigation Plan
  • Scope of Investigations
  • Method of Proving State of Mind
  • Method of Proving Act of Fraud
  • Gathering of Evidence
  • Limitations
  • Essentials of Body Language
  • Analysis of Incident Behaviour
  • Record Keeping
  • Trending Analysis
  • Statistics Analysis
  • Prosecution
  • Domestic Inquiry
  • Internal Action
  • Criminal Prosecution

Module 14: Procurement and Purchasing’s Risks of Fraud Attack

  • Acknowledge the need for supplier sourcing
  • To determine criteria for supplier sourcing
  • Identify sources of potential suppliers
  • Determine methodology to assess and evaluate suppliers
  • Evaluate and select the supplier
  • Contract / Agreement
  • Performance Management of Suppliers

TARGET AUDIENCE

  • Anyone involved in managing corporate governance and integrity practices of the organisation
  • Anyone involved in contracting of any kind, especially holding a portfolio for evaluating and sourcing for suppliers, contractors, etc. Whether a team member, project manager, or executive.

METHODOLOGY

  • Highly Interactive Session, with a bilateral approach to the subject matter allowing participants to share incidences at respective work locations.
  • Mind Mapping and Recap Sessions
  • Case Studies on various reported Cases
  • Ice Breaking / Monotony Breaking Sessions – Purpose of rejuvenating the mind

Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.