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Title: Protecting Your Brand


1
Protecting Your Brand
  • Your brand is essential to doing business but
    are you protecting it?

2
Mutual Fund Fraud
  • Fraud Trends
  • Check Fraud
  • Money Laundering
  • Terrorist Financing
  • ID Theft

3
Fraud Trends
  • Annual losses from check fraud and counterfeiting
    will exceed 10 billion
  • -National Check Fraud Center
  • It is estimated that 85 billion checks will be
    processed and more that 731 million will bounce.
  • -Ernest Young

4
Fraud Trends
  • 83 of the reported fraud incidents to the ICI in
    2001 involved checks.
  • 71 of the stolen checks were credit card
    convenience checks.

5
Types of Check Fraud
  • Check Kiting
  • Forged Signature
  • Altered Checks
  • Counterfeit

6
Check Kiting
  • The process of depositing a check from one bank
    account to a second account, and then back to the
    original account without sufficient funds to
    cover the original check.

7
Forged Signature
  • A legitimate bank check with a fraudulent
    authorized signature

8
Altered Checks
  • Information on legitimate check changed to allow
    for fraudulent investment. Usually payee or
    check amount. Checks are easily washed of ink
    through over the counter cleaning agents.

9
Counterfeit Checks
  • The fastest type of fraud due to the availability
    of color copying, printing and scanning equipment.

10
Counterfeit Checks
11
Top 10 Indicators an Account Could Be Fraudulent
  • No broker of record on the account
  • Address is a PO Box or PMB
  • Variance in name of client and check payee
  • Money market fund
  • Checkbook / ATM / Internet Redemption requested
  • Cash equivalent received
  • Credit card convenience check received
  • Invalid social security number on application
  • No legitimate phone number on application
  • And the number 1 indicator

12
Top 10 Indicators an Account Could Be Fraudulent
  • Address on check does not match the address on
    the application

13
Current Fraud Hotspots
14
Money Laundering Terrorist Financing
October 23, 2001 President Bush signs the USA
PATRIOT Act
15
Movement of FundsSeptember 11
Mustafa Ahmad (U.A.E)
5,000
5,400
5,200
Mohammed Atta (USA - FL)
Marwan Al-Shehhi (USA)
Waleed Alshehri (USA)
Cash transfers to Florida from Dubai were used to
purchase cashiers checks in small denominations.
On Sept 8 and 9 transfers were made of alleged
surplus funds.
Cashiers Checks
16
USA PATRIOT Act
  • Prohibitions on shell banks
  • SAR requirements for financial inst.
  • Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Programs
  • Customer Identification Program

17
Suspicious Activity
  • RED FLAGS
  • Transactions lack business sense.
  • Customer linked to possible violations
  • Customer refuses to provide important information
    about account
  • Use of cash equivalents, structured transactions
  • Lack of concern regarding market risk,
    commissions or transaction costs.

18
Identity Theft
  • I am Tiger Woods.

19
Identity Theft
  • Woods' identity thief gets 200 years-to-life
  • SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- A man who used Tiger
    Woods' identity to steal 17,000 worth of goods
    was sentenced to 200 years-to-life in prison.
  • Anthony Lemar Taylor was convicted of falsely
    obtaining a driver's license using the name
    Eldrick T. Woods, Woods' Social Security number
    and his birth date.
  • Though he looks nothing like golf's best player,
    the 30-year-old Taylor then used the false
    identification and credit cards to buy a 70-inch
    TV, stereos and a used luxury car between August
    1998 and August 1999.

20
Identity Theft
  • Open new lines of credit
  • Online shopping spree
  • Access existing financial accounts
  • Divert victims mail to new address
  • Apply for loans
  • Rent apartments
  • False tax returns for refund checks

21
Identity Theft Protection
  • Corporate vigilance
  • Internal security
  • Investigate potential cases
  • Protect your own identity

22
Mutual Fund Fraud Prevention
INVESTIGATOR
Legal Guidance
TRAINING
Management Support
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