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Whose Responsibility is it to Deter and Detect Fraud? The Role of Management, the Auditor and the Fraud Examiner Marge O Reilly-Allen, CPA, PhD, Chair, Accounting Department, Rider University, USA Paul E. Zikmund, CFE, CFD, Enterprise Risk Management/Fraud & Forensic Services Amper, Politzer, Mattia, LLC, Edison, NJ ABSTRACT Organizations that discover fraud, including embezzlement, asset misappropriation, and financial statement manipulation are often surprised that the incident occurred. Even more surprising to the board of directors and audit committee is that the auditors did not Detect the fraud.
Whose Responsibility is it to Deter and Detect Fraud? The Role of Management, the Auditor and the Fraud Examiner Marge O’Reilly-Allen, CPA, PhD, Chair, Accounting Department, Rider University, USA Paul E. Zikmund, CFE, CFD, Enterprise Risk Management/Fraud & Forensic Services
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