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Introduction
Fraud
Principles
Fraud Prevention,
Possibility of
Entity Activities Detection, &
Fraud
Investigation
Fraud Scheme
and Red Flags
Fraud Risk
Assessment
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INTRODUCTION
• Focus of antifraud program is to prevent fraud, not
just detect it.
• Detection & prevention provide the system of
antifraud controls.
• An ounce of prevention is better than a ton of
treatment
Sumber: Anderson, Douglas J., Eubanks, Gina, LEVERAGING COSO ACROSS THE
THREE LINES OF DEFENSE, THEIIA, Juli 2015
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ELEMENTS OF PREVENTION
1. Culture of honesty and high ethics
2. Evaluate the risk and implement policies,
procedures, and controls to mitigate the risk
and reduce the opportunity
3. Develop appropriate oversight processes
PREVENTION ENVIRONMENT
• A key to successful fraud prevention: the
entity’s culture and try to change it
• Element:
1. Corporate Governance Structure
2. Tone at the Top
3. Realistic Financial Goals
4. Policies and Procedures
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DEFINITION
• Culture refers to “a set of common ideas, beliefs and
values that shared by the member of a group of
individuals” (Roberts et al., 2002)
• Culture is “the collective programming of the mind
which distinguihes the members of one human
group from another” (Hofstede 1984)
• So what (terus piye jal)? CULTURE:
1. Collective
2. Not directly observable but can be inferred from
behaviour
3. Helps differentiate groups
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LEVEL of CULTURE
• LEVEL OF CULTURE:
1. Symbols—with particular meaning
2. Heroes—characters prized by society
3. Rituals—routine activities
4. Values—general beliefs or social norms
• SUBCULTURE
– Culture exists at many level (ethnic, religious,
areas, organization, etc)
– Each group will have its own culture
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PERCEPTION OF DETECTION
• Perception of detection is at the top of the list
of fraud prevention measures
• to minimize fraud is to find a cost-beneficial
way to increase the perception of detection:
1. Surveillance
2. Anonymous tips
3. Surprise audits
4. Prosecution
5. Enforcement of ethics and fraud policies
6. Catch me if you can!
CLASSIC APPROACHES
• Directive approach.
– The directive approach is confrontational and authoritative.
– It says: ‘‘Don’t steal. If you do, and we catch you, you’ll be
fired.’’
• Preventive approach
– potential fraudsters are screened out using various
means:
1. background checks for criminal records and credit
reports
2. Internal controls (segregation of duties)
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CLASSIC APPROACHES
• Detective approach.
– sets up accounting controls and an internal audit
function to monitor potential frauds.
• Observation approach.
– physical observation of assets and employees
• Investigative approach.
– Based on investigative results (follow up on allegations of
theft)
• Insurance approach
– adequate insurance coverage to cover losses that might
occur due to a fraud
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ACCOUNTING CYCLES
• Generalizations
– accounting transactions and cycles are specific to any given (different)
organization
– Prevention: understand the organizational context and the fraud
environment factors at hand
• Sales Cycle:
– Lapping
– Prevention: forced rotation of duties and forced taking of vacation
• Purchases Cycle:
– fraudulent disbursements (shell company)
– Prevention: segregation of duties
• Payroll Cycle:
– ghost employees
– Prevention: cross-check payroll against human resource records
periodically
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Background Checks
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Background Checks
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Criminal Prosecutions
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Criminal Prosecutions
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