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Fraud Services
Are you worried about fraud, corruption
or misconduct? You can reduce
the risk of damage as a result of fraud by:
- Preventing and detecting
fraud before it becomes
a problem.
We have helped many clients
to understand the fraud risks
they face, evaluate existing
counter-measures, train staff
and develop effective anti-fraud
policies, systems and controls.
Our aim is to provide greater
protection against the threat
of fraud and meet regulatory
requirements.
- Using technology to identify anomalies and suspicious patterns.
We can use sophisticated, market-leading data analytics to sift through large volumes of company information to test controls and highlight fraud ‘red-flags’, trends and anomalies. This is a faster, more efficient and reliable way to find possible control weaknesses and suspicious activity and save costs through reduced fraud
- Investigating suspected or actual fraud or corruption quickly.
Our team of accountants, investigators, technology and intelligence professionals have undertaken some of the world’s largest financial investigations. With over 250 years’ cumulative experience, we use our global investigation methodology to provide commercial, practical advice with a rapid, robust and discrete investigative response.
- Tracing and recovering lost funds and assets.
We have an established track record of helping clients and law enforcement agencies to trace, restrain and recover lost money and assets worldwide, helping to reduce the damage caused by fraud.
KPMG Forensic can help
Find out more about our specific
services in this area:
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