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Transcript: Fraud definition By cali hernandez Facts about Fraud Wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain. ~ facts and tips Facts and tips TIMELINE https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fraud Web sites I used https://scottschober.com/top-4-fraud-threats-and-tips-to-stay-safe WINNING EXAMPLES WINNING EXAMPLES

Fraud Presentation

Transcript: The Most Common Frauds in Life Insurance Smokers Amnesia & The Problem of Suicide What can be done after a policy is issued? Incontestability Provisions & Fraudulent Activity What about the Fraud Inside The Big White? Insurer's reaction to the Big White Solutions. . . ST.O.L.I. The Insider Perspective Stranger Owned Life Insurance -ST.O.L.I. Interview with an Expert -Fraud against the Industry -3rd Party Fraud against the Individuals Vice President, Product Development Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company -Smoker's Amnesia -Fraudulent Purchases by Suicidal People Kenneth P. Johnston, F.S.A, M.F.A.

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Transcript: Lascelles Employees and Partners ' Presentation on Fraud Policy and Procedures What is ? Definition Definition Fraud is dishonestly obtaining a benefit, or causing a loss, by deception or other means. The term ‘fraud’ refers to an intentional act by one or more individuals involving the use of deception to obtain an unjust or illegal advantage. The key element of fraud is dishonesty. Outline of Presentation Outline Type of Fraud Prevention of Fraud Investigation Procedure Fraud Control Strategies Role of Management Disciplinary Actions Video Link Video Explanation https://youtu.be/KVm_pBy-aGk Types of Frauds Fraud Types Example 1 Example 1 Types of Frauds Asset misappropriation Theft of cash 1. 2. Disclosing confidential information to outside parties without authority for personal gain Example 4 Example 4 1. Accepting or seeking anything of material value from contractors, vendors or persons providing services/materials to the Credit Union. Exception: Gifts less than $5,000.00 in value. https://youtu.be/-otHohty-Lk Example 2 Example 2 Falsifying Claims 1. Falsifying Payrolls 2. 3. Forgery or alteration of cheques & bank drafts Example 3 Example 3 Overcharging for goods and services 1. misleading educational qualifications 2. Forgery or alteration of any account documents for the credit union 3. Prevention Prevention of FRAUD Upholding the standards of behavior detailed within the Code of Ethics & Business Conduct. a, Types Compliance with Laws and the policies and procedures b, c, Fraud Prevention Fraud Control Plans Managers and Supervisors d, Fraud Control Strategies Fraud Control EMPLOYMENT Employment Screening Pre-employment screening The Credit Union conducts pre-employment screening for all new employees and agents (see Screening under HR Policy). Perform risk-mitigating hiring practices such as: 1. Background checks 2. Reference checks 3. Thorough interviews Culture of Work Place Promote a culture that encourages ethical conduct and compliance with policies and procedures. 1. Mission statement 2. Code of conduct 3. Management sets the example EMPLOYMENT Internal Control Minimize opportunity with documented internal controls. 1. Detective internal controls 2. Transparency 3. Checks and balances 4. Segregation and rotation of duties 5. Authorizations 6. Mandatory Vacations Risk Factors to FRAUD Risk Factors Risk Factors Causing Fraudulent Activities • Living beyond means • Financial difficulties • Control issues, unwillingness to share duties • Unusually close association with vendor/customer • Wheeler-dealer attitude (someone who uses clever or slightly dishonest methods to get advantages from a lot of situations at the same time, especially in business or politics) • Divorce/family problems • Irritability, suspiciousness, or defensiveness • Refusal to take vacations • Past employment-related problems • Complained about inadequate pay • Past legal problems • Instability in life circumstances • Excessive family/peer pressure for success • Complained about lack of authority Investigations Your Responsibility An investigation of fraudulent activity will be undertaken by appropriately qualified parties depending on the matter and the content of the disclosure. The aim of the investigation of the fraudulent activity is to substantiate or refute the claims. If you see or suspect any fraudulent activity, you must report it immediately to your Supervisor or Risk & Compliance Officer or the General Manager. Where this is not appropriate or you wish to remain anonymous, you may use the procedures outline in the Whistleblower Policy. Continuation Fraud by Non-Credit Union Employee Investigations Suspicious Activity: Any suspicious activity shall be reported to the Manager of the Credit Union who will then inform the Board and the Supervisory Committee. Employees will take extra precautions to gather and preserve any evidence for investigative purposes. Any future transactions with the suspected party shall be conducted very cautiously. Non Credit Union Employee Credit Union Employees Notification Notification of Interested Parties: The Supervisory Committee will ensure that the proper persons are contacted. If the evidence is not sufficient to clearly implicate the dishonest person, the Supervisory Committee and the General Manager of the Credit Union shall consider additional controls or job duty changes to discourage opportunities. Such changes may be made without the employee's knowledge. If the evidence is sufficient to clearly implicate the dishonest person, the Supervisory Committee, and Board of Directors will seek legal counsel's advice on dismissing the employee. The Supervisory Committee will seek legal counsel's advice on reporting the loss to proper authorities. The decision may be based on dollar amount and the evidence. If an investigation results in a recommendation to terminate an individual, the recommendation will be reviewed for approval by the Board and legal counsel. Other Disciplinary

Fraud Presentation

Transcript: The maximum potential penalty for each count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and/or wire fraud is 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine The maximum potential penalty for making a false official statement is five years in prison and a $250,000 fine A total of 29 defendants have been convicted Leon Benzer and 10 others have all been ordered to appear in the courtroom on March 26th Prosecutors are pushing for trial in October, but defense lawyers want a March 2014 trial Pressure: Quon had a reputation to uphold and Benzer had a construction business he needed to keep busy STILL AWAITING TRIAL Benzer’s construction company “won” bids for repair work at condominium complexes Fixed HOA board made up of Benzer’s friends and employees Phony or suspicious condominium purchases to make them eligible to be on the HOA board Hired Quon as legal counsel in suits against home building companies for faulty or defective buildings Suspicious homeowners conducted their own investigations Several groups of homeowners filed lawsuits starting in 2003 FBI and local agents acquired search warrants and eventually shut down scam in September 2008 Jessica Book Rosie Gomez Rachel Menor May Villari QUESTIONS Since 2008, 29 defendants have pled guilty January 2013, an additional 11 are indicted Leon Benzer pleads not guilty Conspirators include attorneys, former police officers, businessmen and straw buyers Largest public corruption case in Southern Nevada PLAYERS CLUB How the FRAUDSTERS were caught OPPORTUNITY: Surge in real estate development due to a population boom in Las Vegas 2003 through 2009 Involved 11 HOAs 37 straw buyers Fake HOA elections Lucrative construction contracts Millions made in litigation The Fraud Triangle Rationalization: Too early to determine as the investigation of the case is still on-going Christopher Van Cleef, retired Metropolitan Police Lieutenant Robbi Castro, former board member of the Vistana HOA Nancy Quon, Construction Defect Lawyer David Amesbury, Attorney HOW DID IT HAPPEN? DEATHS REPERCUSSIONS Las Vegas HOA Fraud

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Transcript: Fraud is the daughter of greed. Fraud 1 Lying to achieve money or goods. Many ways to fraud One of the worst criminal offences Highest paid unlawful job Most fraudstars get other people to do the illegal work in which the workers get paid in commission. Workers are used so the police attention is diverted to the workers. Basic information on fraud 2 #1 Fact #1 A single fraud offence can lead between 1 - 10 years in prison or an average fine of £10,000 #2 Fact #2 Credit card fraud is the most common fraud in the United Kingdom #3 Fraud Fact #3 Just over 1.5 million people are affected by online bank fraud each year. There are many different types of fraud but the most common ones are... Areas of fraud Online Fraud This type of fraud is relied on using the internet. The most common way this is used is goods being purchased online using someone elses identity including their bank card details. There are many ways to fraud online as well but the obvious ones that most people are aware of are Fake Emails Websites Individual Fraud This method is when the fraudstars target the victim induvidually. This can be done over the phone, email text message etc. The most common way this is done is through the fraudstars tricking the victims by calling them saying they are calling from a well known bussines e.g. Nationwide or Met Police station and trick them into giving their details away. Corporate Fraud Corporate fraud conisist of activities done by an individual or a group which mostly target businesses which is similar to individual fraud but to a business. Advance Fee Fraud This method of fraud is used to gain goods. The fraudstar would make a worker to put in a deposit or upfront payment to an item using his own card in which is given to the fraudstar who cancels the contract and keeps the good which is usually distributed or can be kept by the person him/herself. The fraudster would trick the victim that it wouldn't affect the worker at all but does hugely affect the workers credit score. 3 4 Conclusion In conclusion, fraud is a common problem many people have when they come across the internet. To prevent this from happening, make sure you do not give personal details to an unreliable website. if you do think you might have an issue with fraud to contact action fraud.

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Transcript: Pairie View's Fraud Prevention Student Services What is fraud prevention? TRENE'TEE BRIDDELL 10/13/2023 What is Fraud Prevention? Fraud prevention is a branch of risk management that provides students who have been a victim of fraudluent activity support, or want to report fraudluent activity, or even students that wish to stay aware of fraudulent activity. Contact Information How would I get in contact with fraud prevention You can get in contact with fraud service by calling the Texas State Auditor’s Office/ Office of University compliance or emailing university compliance: universitycompliance@pvamu.edu Office Phone: 936-261-2144 1-800-892-8348 In addition to this you can make an online report by going to the link: https://sao.fraud.texas.gov/ReportFraud/ You can also go their campus office: P.O. Box 519, Mail Stop 3401 M.T. Harrington Science Building, Suite 311 Prairie View, TX 77446 How can students benefits from fraud prevention services? Benefits of fraud services Upon starting at university student searching for job oppurtunities will be approach with several oppurtunities that will be fraudulent scams. Fraud Prevention helps students be able recognize these fraudulent scams and in the event you fall victim to one of these scams fraud services helps you report and bounce back from it. Mission Statement: Mission Statement Fraud Prevention service is dedicates to the responsibility of achieving The Texas A&M University System’s mission of teaching, research and outreach carries with it the duty to adhere to the highest ethical standards and principles. In recognizing our obligation to our students, employees, and other stakeholders to maintain these ethical principles and standards, the A&M System has established the Risk, Fraud and Misconduct Hotline. The hotline is a web (https://sao.fraud.texas.gov/ReportFraud/) and telephone (1-800-892-834) based reporting system that provides a way to anonymously report instances of misconduct. Why we do it Why we do it? As part of our services to campus, we coordinate concerns raised by individuals who believe a member of our Prairie View A&M community has violated a law, regulation, policy, or acted in an unethical manner. All members of the Prairie View A&M community deserve to make sure the university conducts its business with honesty and integrity. To help out with this, you should report all instances of possible violations of law, regulations and university policy. Prairie View A&M Office of University Compliance provides several ways for you to report these violations without fear of retaliation. Summary: In conclusion, fraud prevention services is a branch of risk managment that specilaized in affairs supporting students in regarding reporting fraud, being a victim of fraud, or even just being curious about it. Summary

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