Failure to exercise skepticism can result in significant consequences, including fraud. An appropriate level of skepticism can help members of the financial reporting supply chain and other relevant stakeholders enhance their effectiveness in mitigating the risk of...
This free webcast promotes the importance of skepticism and how it can be critical in detecting fraud and errors made during the financial reporting process. An expert panel of financial reporting supply chain members provides practical insights into how to enhance...
The CAQ’s Julie Bell Lindsay, Executive Director, interviews Grant Thornton’s CEO, Brad Preber, to explore the impact of COVID-19 on fraud. Watch this webisode to learn about emerging fraud and cyber risks, the CAREs Act, different types of fraud schemes, and how...
Despite numerous other challenges faced by companies during one of the most disruptive times in recent decades, cybersecurity remains top of mind for businesses as they respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. This post, part of an emerging technology series from the...
This report by the Anti-Fraud Collaboration explores the importance of more critically assessing the potential for fraud and examining some of the biases that can leave organizations vulnerable to deceptive activities. Skepticism is key when investigating potential...
The CAQ’s Margot Cella, Vice President, Research and Anti-Fraud Initiatives, interviews Azlo’s Senior Director of Compliance and Internal Control, Dana Lawrence, to explore the pervasiveness of big data and its data ethics and governance implications during the...