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Fraud Risk Management
We assist our clients to design controls that prevent fraudulent activities perpetrated by external parties against the financial institution itself or its customers.
How is external fraud committed?
External fraud can be committed in various ways across an organisation especially where reliance is placed on digital processes. Below are some common methods:
- Identity theft: Fraudsters steal personal information to impersonate individuals and commit fraudulent activities.
- Phishing and spoofing: Deceptive messages trick recipients into sharing sensitive information or visiting fake websites.
- Account takeover: Unauthorised access to accounts allows fraudsters to conduct fraudulent transactions or steal data.
- Impersonation and fraudulent schemes: Fraudsters pose as trusted individuals to deceive victims and gain access to sensitive information or make fraudulent payments.
- Exploiting weak security measures: Inadequate security measures provide opportunities for fraudsters to access systems, install malware, or manipulate data.
Why it is important to have a robust fraud risk management program?
Fraudsters are continuously seeking new opportunities to exploit these digital processes, making it challenging for organisations to identify, prevent, and manage fraud effectively. To address these challenges, organisations need to establish comprehensive fraud risk management programs to manage fraud risk. A comprehensive fraud risk management program helps organisations protect their financial resources, maintain a positive reputation, comply with regulations, operate efficiently, and build trust with stakeholders.
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