Financial Fraud Prevention, Detection of Fraudulent Documents, and Reporting
Accreditation Number: 115311731
To address
how to prevent and detect fraud incidents to protect their establishments from
both internal and external fraudulent activities.
In light of
the rapid developments taking place worldwide in various fields, especially in
financial services, finance, and technological advancements, many financial
fraud crimes have occurred in a qualitatively and quantitatively sophisticated
manner. These have posed a threat to the ability of financial institutions to
compete, which relies on the trust of customers in the capabilities, knowledge,
and skills of the human element managing the establishment. Therefore, it has
become imperative for organizations to enhance the skills and develop their
employees in this regard.
Training
and equipping employees in the field of financial fraud prevention have become
one of the most important and effective means, given the alarming increase in
the number and amounts of crimes targeting the banking and finance sectors and
those working within them. The cost of these crimes has become significant, and
organizations are diligently working to reduce them to enhance their
competitive abilities, protect their local and international reputations, and
safeguard the country's economy.
By the end of this course, participants will be
able to:
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Raise awareness among participants
about the dimensions and characteristics of this crime.
•
Develop participants' skills in the
ability to prevent and detect fraudulent activities.
•
Provide participants with practical
aspects of dealing with potential or actual fraudulent cases in accordance with
the organization's systems.
•
Protect the establishment and its
employees from risks arising from fraudulent activities.
Course Curriculum
- What is financial fraud?
- The concept and characteristics of financial fraud and assessing the problem's magnitude.
- Types of financial fraud risks.
- International and local efforts to combat financial fraud.
- The fraud triangle and its symptoms (case study and issues).
- Causes and consequences of financial fraud (workshop).
- Prevention methods and tools for detecting financial fraud operations (workshop).
- Professional responsibilities of employees in prevention and combatting fraud.
- Organizational structure for handling fraud cases.
- Models used for dealing with fraud cases.
- Methods of reporting fraud cases.
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