The introduction of new UK legislation to combat this form of financial crime (The Bribery Act 2010) came into force in early 2011 and allows for unlimited fines and possibly even custodial sentences for UK organisations and their senior officers found guilty of failure to prevent, condoning or actually committing, bribery. The Act also introduces a new corporate offence of failure by commercial organisations to prevent bribery by anyone working on behalf of organisations, including third party contractors and agents.
- The Bribery Act 2010 legislation
- The penalties
- Measures you and your organisation can take to help comply with the expected requirements.
- What is 'fraud'? - an overview of fraud, theft, corruption, money laundering - and the new Bribery Act
- Types of fraud
- Definitions
- Statistics
- Trends
- Fraudster motivations
- Most common fraud risk areas in all organisations
- Fraud risk management - steps to combat fraud (including 'whistle-blowing')
- Responding to fraud "do's & don'ts"
- Case study examples
- Practical scenario-based exercises - delegate participation
- Fraud awareness video presentation
- Question & Answer session
By the end of this course delegates will have the skills to:
- Develop a knowledge of the relevant legislation relating to fraud
- Gain an understanding of how and where fraud risks can arise
- Identify the step you should take if a fraud occurs
- Recognise the warning signs and indicators of fraud risks
- Understand the methods by which you can start to 'fraud-proof' your organisation
- Develop the basics of an 'anti fraud toolkit'
This programme is ideal for all those responsible for the good governance and management of their organisations, and specifically those with responsibility for budgetary control of funded projects and ensuring the probity of how external and especially government funding is accounted for.
No pre-course work required.
Professional Investigation Skills
Risk Management - An Introduction
Risk Management - Creating a Risk Management System
All delegates who successfully complete this course will receive an electronic certificate of attendance.
We deliver our Fraud Awareness course throughout the UK and beyond. We can facilitate onsite at your premises, as a virtual training option for those who are working from home or at any number of venues in Belfast, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Inverness, Newcastle, Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Cardiff or London. Contact Us for more information or click the green button below to see when we are next running this as an open course anyone can attend.