Board Advisor – Fraud, Ethics, Governance, Risk Management, Compliance, Internal Audit, Investigation, & Anti-Corruption (FCPA) Strategist
Stuffed animals, loose bricks in basement walls, mattresses, caves, hollow tree trunks, holes in the ground, and safe deposit boxes have provided hiding spots.
Today, hiding assets may be a much more sophisticated endeavor, often involving investments, banks, and overseas financial transactions.
Investigators should consider using a defined process to pursue matters that involve a search for hidden assets and illegal payments.
NOW is the best time to prepare for international data #privacy legislation, making this a top strategic risk for boards to consider in NACD (National Association of Corporate Directors)’s 2019 Governance Outlook #NACDOutlook2019
I have been trained in profiling, deceptive behavior, factual analysis, interviewing, and interrogation. I was asked the other day about interviewing and factual analysis. Below
I’m often in a position to evaluate the allegation review or triage and investigation processes. More often than not, I find that many don’t think
This one day Fraud Symposium, hosted by the Institute of Internal Auditors – Philadelphia Chapter, will include other topics such as: Fraud hotlines, Current trends in white-collar crime (FCPA, FCA, etc.), Investigation pitfalls, Third-party risk management, and Compliance and Internal Audit issues.
Last week, a Transit supervisor and five others were charged in connection with a scheme to steal over $2 million from the agency. The kicker: the payments were under the limit of $5,000 – roughly speaking, that’s over 400 payments!