Anti Fraud
Fraud is one of the most damaging risks your business can face
We are in a persistent regulatory environment and an economic context where the demand for customer safety is continually growing. The fight against fraud is not limited to financial risks but also reputational risks for the company.Modern fraud abuse cases
Technological evolutions are extending frauds and their diversity: new patterns are emerging and fraudsters are changing their procedures. To cope with this, it is essential that anti-fraud devices and technologies evolve accordingly. Fraudsters are inventive and have an array of possibilities: CEO fraud, Boiler room fraud, Ghost brokers, Ghost transactions, Identity theft, Credit card fraud, Ponzi schemes, Mortgage fraud...
Our operational anti-fraud expertise
During fraud processing, a rigorous investigation will be made and evidence of the origin of the fraud will be unearthed (financial inaccuracies, regulatory violations, whistleblower allegations, conflicts of interest, money laundering, etc.). An appropriate response will be provided to your team.
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