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How Not To Be A Money Launderer : Cover

How Not To Be A Money Launderer, a straightforward guide to detecting and deterring fraud and money laundering in organisations, has been reissued in paperback.


 
Business Crime: Director faked investment purposes

Simon Finnigan, formerly a director of three Australian companies, has pleaded guilty to using companies to defraud individuals who thought they were joining investment schemes.

Business Crime: senior officer pleads guilty to USD1 m embezzlement

Lisa Sackie, 47, of Solvang, California, has entered a guilty pleas to mail fraud charges arising from her embezzlement of USD1.1 million from Santa Barbara Bay Foods, the U.S. Attorney and FBI s...

Business Crime: Federal Court in Florida orders defendants to pay more than USD17 Million for Committing Fraud

A US Federal Court in Florida has ordered the payment of a penalty of more than USD17 million due to alleged fraud by a company and its officers. But there is one vital point: this was not a crim...

Fraud: another 419.

Oh, yippee. Someone wants to pay us USD10 million to help them in a money laundering scheme. And yet, he wants us to give him some background on us which, given that he doesn't even know if we ar...

Business Crime: Suburban Propane warns of cheque fraud

Suburban Propane of Whippany, New Jersey, USA has issued a warning notice about a fraud in which victims receive a fake cheque bearing the company's name.

Business Crime: Receivers to distribute more than USD700 recovered from ponzi-scheme operators

Any fraudster in the USA faces prosecution by state or federal law enforcement - but play in the corporate or financial world and regulators of one sort or another pounce as well. That's what Pau...

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Fraud & Embezzlement

It is often said that about three quarters of crime against businesses is committed or aided by someone within the company. This section covers those, plus external fraud. Contribute