Organizations and Fraud in the Savings and Loan Industry

Henry N. Pontell

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Les AA. etudient les phenomenes de fraude dans le cadre organisationnel des etablissements financiers aux Etats-Unis. Ils evaluent l'hypothese selon laquelle, pendant les annees 1980, les etablissement bancaires qui menaient a bien des strategies financieres risquees etaient plus sujets a la fraude que les etablissements qui menaient des strategies conventionnelles. Les donnees collectees semblent confirmer cette hypothese. Les etablissements financiers qui pratiquaient une mauvaise gestion des portefeuilles d'actions, qui accordaient des emprunts malgre des garanties fragiles ou qui connaissaient de fortes augmentations de capital ont ete en plus grand nombre coupables de fraude

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