Fraud: Internal Audit's Role in Prevention and Detection (Training Deck)
A beginner-friendly 21-slide training module: why fraud happens, red flags, the fraud triangle, defences and what auditors must do.
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Train your team, or yourself, on internal audit's role in fraud. The module covers the cost of fraud, types of integrity risk, behavioural red flags and common embezzlement schemes, the fraud triangle with a payroll case example, why fraud is hard to find, three layers of defence, a four-step risk-based approach to fraud auditing, what the Standards expect of internal auditors, and how to build an anti-fraud programme. It ends with computer-enabled fraud, four case patterns, what to do (and not do) if you suspect fraud, a knowledge check and a summary. Editable PowerPoint, 21 slides.
What's inside
Objectives: By the end of this module you will be able to
Before we start: Key terms used in this module
The cost: Fraud is expensive and widespread
Types: Integrity risks — who benefits?
Warning signs: Behavioural red flags
Schemes: Common embezzlement schemes
Why people commit fraud: The fraud triangle
Applying the triangle: Case example — the payroll supervisor
The challenge: Why fraud is hard for auditors to find
Defence in depth: Three layers of defence against fraud
Internal audit's approach: Risk-based fraud auditing — four steps
Responsibilities: What the Standards expect of internal auditors
Prevent · detect · deter: Three complementary aims
Recommendations: Building an effective anti-fraud programme
Learn Internal Audit is run by SKYBOT Technology LLP. The founders, Amit Salla and Zehra Maccawala, are partners at ZMAS and Associates, a Chartered Accountancy firm specialising in internal audit.