Essentials of Corporate Fraud

Tracy L. Coenen

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Preface. Acknowledgements. Chapter 1. The Fraud Problem. Chapter 2. People Who Commit Fraud. Chapter 3. Red Flags of Fraud. Chapter 4. Asset Misappropriation, Bribery, and Corruption. Chapter 5. Financial Statement Fraud. Chapter 6. Fraud Detection and Investigation. Chapter 7. Fraud Prevention. Chapter 8. Best Practices in Fraud Management. Chapter 9. The Future of Fraud. Index.

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