Self-Study: Surgent's Quarterly Fraud Update (Original Air Date: 8/29/24)

Overview

Fraud continues to be at record highs. According to NASDAQ’s Global Financial Crime Report, fraud schemes and bank frauds led to global losses of over $485 billion. Four of the most cited frauds were customer fraud, cybercrime, asset misappropriation, and bribery and corruption. From global banking giants to local charities and mom-and-pop shops, no entities are immune from fraud, even from their most trusted employees and leaders. It is critical for all organizations to learn fraud detection and prevention strategies to protect themselves from becoming the next fraud victims. CPAs and internal auditors must also learn how to detect fraud schemes before it’s too late. In this course, we apply a case study approach to prepare you to spot fraud schemes that others have missed.

In this quarterly fraud series, follow our Surgent team as we explore and explain the latest fraud schemes and how accounting teams can better prevent and detect them. This course is designed to keep you up to date on the latest schemes and ways to protect your clients.

Highlights

The Fraud Triangle
Overview of recent fraud cases, such as the GPB Capital Holdings Fraud Case, the Tigher-Wolf Capital, LLC embezzlement case, and the Popular Bank bank fraud and money laundering case

Prerequisites

None

Designed For

CPAs, CFOs, financial managers, controllers, and internal auditors who want to stay current on the latest fraud schemes and trends in prevention and detection methods

Objectives

Understand the latest fraud schemes
Recognize red flags that could have identified the fraud scheme
Understand the safeguards and controls that the entities could have used to prevent the fraud from occurring
Apply the fraud triangle to gain a better understanding of the scheme