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Title: Fraud, it does happen.


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  • Fraud, it does happen.
  • September 18, 2008

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ACFE 2008 Report to the Nation
  • U.S. organizations lose 7 of annual revenues to
    fraud.
  • Median loss is 175,000 per incident.
  • Median time until scheme detected 2 years.

3
Government Fraud Stats
  • Second highest incidence of fraud reported
    (banking/financial svcs).
  • Ranked nineteenth in median loss incurred -
    93,000.

4
Government Fraud Case Breakdown
  • Corruption 26.4
  • Billing schemes 24.5
  • Non-cash 17.9
  • Skimming 17.0
  • Cash on hand 14.2
  • Expense reimbursement 13.2

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Government Fraud Case Breakdown
  • Check tampering 10.4
  • Cash larceny 9.4
  • Payroll 9.4
  • Fraudulent statements 3.8

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Corruption
  • Conflicts of Interest
  • Purchase schemes
  • Bribery
  • Kickbacks
  • Bid rigging.
  • Illegal Gratuities
  • Extortion

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Billing Schemes
  • Personal purchases with government funds.
  • False invoicing through shell company.
  • False invoicing through a vendor.

8
Non-cash schemes
  • Misuse of government property.
  • Asset requisition.
  • False sales and shipping.
  • Purchasing and receiving.
  • Asset misappropriation.

9
Skimming
  • Off book fraud.
  • Unrecorded sales.
  • Understated sales.
  • Theft of checks received.
  • Lapping schemes.
  • Account adjustments.

10
Expense reimbursement
  • Mischaracterized expenses.
  • Overstated expenses.
  • Fictitious expenses.
  • Multiple reimbursements.

11
Check tampering
  • Forged maker.
  • Forged endorsement.
  • Altered Payee.
  • Concealed checks.

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Payroll schemes
  • Ghost employees.
  • Falsified wages.
  • Misclassification of hours reported.

13
Initial Fraud Detection
  • Tips 50.3
  • Internal audit 26.8
  • Internal controls 19.7
  • Accident 16.6
  • External audit 9.6

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Detecting Fraud
  • Recognize the problem exists, and probably exists
    in your entity.
  • Educating employees and vendors.
  • Set a positive tone from the top.
  • Data analysis, screening and testing.
  • Aggressive investigation.

15
Deterring Fraud
  • The single greatest deterrent to occupational
    fraud is the belief that a perpetrator will be
    caught and prosecuted.

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Behavior Red Flags
  • Living beyond means 38.6
  • Financial difficulties 34.1
  • Wheeler-dealer attitude 20.3
  • Control issues 18.7
  • Divorce/family issues 17.1
  • Close with vendor 15.2

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Kessler Survey
  • 66 of employees will steal if they see others do
    it without consequence.
  • 13 will steal regardless.
  • 21 will not steal under any circumstance.

18
Transactional Red Flags
  • Unusual variations in revenues, expenses or
    performance statistics.
  • Large number of adjustments and book entries.
  • Large number of voided checks.

19
Transactional Red Flags
  • Large number of customer complaints regarding
    posting of payments.
  • Large number of book entry adjustments near the
    end of an accounting period.

20
Questions?
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Contact information
  • Heinz Ickert
  • 280 North High Street
  • Suite 800
  • Columbus, OH 43215
  • 614-464-3343 888-427-2227

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