• Behavioral Red Flags of Financial Fraud

    There are a number of common signs that we may see when someone is engaged in financial fraud within a company. Tracy talks about the behavioral red flags for fraud in this video, which are also summarized below:

  • How to Search For Fraud in a Company

    How do you begin searching for fraud in a company? Sometimes I get called in when a company finds an employee stealing. They have found one instance of theft and they want to have the rest of the company looked […]

  • Internal Records For a Fraud Investigation

    In a corporate fraud investigation, the most abundant source of information about the fraud will likely come from internal records of the company. Remember, of course, that the internal records will be not only be paper records, but will be […]

  • Companies at Greater Risk of Financial Fraud

    What kinds of companies are more prone to fraud? In my business, we talk a lot about the red flags of fraud. There are two different types of red flags: the kind that suggest that a fraud is currently in […]

  • After the Fraud Investigation

    After an internal fraud is discovered and fully investigated, a company and its employees must move forward. That might seem like a simple thing to do, but it is not always quite that easy. The financial blow of an internal […]

  • Why It Is So Easy to Commit Fraud

    It sometimes seems like it’s easy to commit fraud at work. Why is that so? One of the main reasons is that employers must put trust in their employees and give them access to data and assets. It’s also important […]

  • Accounting “Irregularities” Can Signal Fraud

    Numerous signs can point to the possibility of fraud. Literally hundreds of different types of fraud schemes exist, so the number of possible red flags of fraud is huge. Today we’ll talk about one area where you may see some […]

  • Foster a Culture of Integrity in Your Company

    The average business loses approximately 5% of revenues to employee fraud. The employees are running off with money, fixed assets, and business opportunities. They are taking kickbacks from suppliers who overcharge for their products and services, and pushing contracts toward […]

  • What Does a Corporate Fraud Suspect Look Like?

    Those aware of fraud risks might think they should be on the lookout for likely fraud suspects. That is not a bad idea, and there are many potential personal red flags of fraud, but it is difficult to put those […]

  • What Does It Mean When a Company Changes Auditors?

    The firm that audits a company’s financial statements is very important. Audited statements are used by shareholders, lenders, and other interested parties to make decisions about the company and its future. When companies change auditors, it can signal a few […]