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Table of Contents

           executive summary .............................................................................................................................................................4
           introduction ..........................................................................................................................................................................6
           the cost of occupational Fraud ..........................................................................................................................................8
                • Distribution of Losses
           How occupational Fraud is committed ............................................................................................................................10
                • Asset Misappropriation Sub-Schemes
                • Duration of Fraud Schemes
           detection of Fraud schemes .............................................................................................................................................16
                • Initial Detection of Occupational Fraud Schemes
                • Source of Tips
                • Impact of Hotlines
                • Detection Methods Based on Organization Type
                • Detecting Fraud in Small Businesses
                • Detection of Occupational Fraud Based on Region
           Victim organizations ..........................................................................................................................................................24
                • Geographical Location of Organizations
                • Type of Organizations
                • Size of Organizations
                • Methods of Fraud in Small Businesses
                • Industry of Organizations
                • Anti-Fraud Controls at Victim Organizations
                • Anti-Fraud Controls at Small Businesses
                • Anti-Fraud Controls by Region
                • Effectiveness of Controls
                • Importance of Controls in Detecting or Limiting Fraud
                • Control Weaknesses that Contributed to Fraud
                • Modification of Controls
           perpetrators ........................................................................................................................................................................48
                • Perpetrator’s Position
                • Perpetrator’s Gender
                • Perpetrator’s Age
                • Perpetrator’s Tenure
                • Perpetrator’s Education Level
                • Perpetrator’s Department
                • Perpetrator’s Criminal and Employment History
                • Behavioral Red Flags Displayed by Perpetrators
           Methodology ......................................................................................................................................................................75
           appendix — breakdown of Geographic Regions by country ..........................................................................................78
           Fraud prevention checklist ................................................................................................................................................80
           about the acFe ..................................................................................................................................................................82





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