Developing Counter Fraud Strategies
This two day course gives you the founding understanding, knowledge and skills to develop and implement an effective and comprehensive counter fraud strategy.
Module details
A strategic approach to fraud prevention - one that is embedded throughout your organisation - is key to protecting your organisation, your staff and your customers. But it can be daunting to know where to start and what to include.
You'll take a root and branch approach to developing your strategy, starting with what you need, who you need and where it is needed - tailored to your organisation's unique structure and context. You'll identify risks and corresponding controls, develop governance and response plans, and understand the legislation underpinning the procedures and policies you will put in place.
You will be able to:
- Identify the resources, explain the key responsibilities and develop the expertise
- Understand the component parts of a counter fraud and corruption strategy
- Review your organisation's structure and context to identify the risks
- Describe a range of fraud and corruption indicators
- Develop a fraud and corruption response plan
- Develop governance and control plans, and how to implement them
- Understand the relevant legislation including the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998
- Describe how to develop the supporting procedures and policies
Entry requirements
If you're a professional working in or with an interest in counter fraud, financial and economic crime in any sector, then this course will provide the comprehensive knowledge and understanding you need to protect your organisation.
No prior experience required
Schedule & Teaching
Discover an immersive two-day course designed to enhance your skills and knowledge. Our expert-led online course, conducted via Zoom, provides convenient an interactive learning experience. Contact us now for more information.
