Paper 8
FRAUD RISK MANAGEMENT
This paper is intended to equip the candidate with knowledge, skills and attitudes that will enable him/her to develop and implement an effective fraud risk management program.
On completion, a candidate should be able to
- Identify, prioritise, evaluate, and treat fraud risks
- Identify fraud related controls and evaluate their effectiveness
- Analyse existing risk management frameworks and their application to manage fraud risk
- Develop a fraud risk management program
- Identify, assess, and manage fraud risks from all sources and support fraud risk management initiatives by establishing an anti-fraud culture and promoting fraud awareness throughout the organisation
Content
- 1
INTRODUCTION TO RISK MANAGEMENT
- 1.1
Definitions of risk
- 1.2
Definition of fraud risk
- 1.3
Types of fraud risks
- 1.4
Definition of risk management
- 1.5
Principles and aims of risk management
- 1.6
Current state of risk management
- 1.7
Risk management frameworks
- 1.8
Risk management process
- 1.9
Fraud risk management- convergence of enterprise risk management and internal control
- 2
Risk Governance/Responsibility
- 2.1
The Board of Directors
- 2.2
Board Audit and risk committee
- 2.3
Management
- 2.4
Risk and compliance functions
- 2.5
Internal audit
- 2.6
Legal department
- 2.7
Human resources
- 2.8
Information Technology
- 2.9
Investigation function
- 2.10
Employees
- 2.11
External Auditors
- 2.12
Regulatory Agencies
- 2.13
Anti-Corruption Agencies
- 2.14
Fraud Risk management team
- 3
FRAUD RISK MANAGEMENT
- 3.1
Definition of fraud risk management
- 3.2
The objectives of a fraud risk management program
- 3.3
Fraud risk management principles
- 3.4
Steps in developing a fraud risk management program - risk appetite, investment of anti-fraud controls, prevention of material fraud
- 3.5
Fraud risk management program components
- 3.6
Fraud risk policy components
- 3.7
Risk Management Frameworks - Integrating Anti-fraud initiatives into risk management
- 3.8
ISO 31000 2018
- 3.9
Use of data in managing fraud risks
- 4
Fraud Risk Assessment
- 4.1
Definition of fraud risk assessment
- 4.2
Inherent and residual fraud risks
- 4.3
Factors that influence fraud risk
- 4.4
Objective of a fraud risk assessment
- 4.5
Why conduct a fraud risk assessment
- 4.6
Effective fraud risk assessment
- 4.7
Preventive and detective fraud controls
- 4.8
Fraud risk assessment frameworks
- 4.9
Tool for doing risk assessment - Risk register
- 5
Fraud Risk Management Process
- 5.1
Risk identification- Identification of pertinent fraud schemes
- 5.2
Risk analysis - Establish weight of each identified fraud scheme
- 5.3
Risk Evaluation - Review effectiveness of existing controls
- 5.4
Risk treatment/Mitigation - Responding to residual fraud risks
- 5.5
Monitoring and Communication - Reporting and monitoring key risks
- 5.6
Designing a Fraud risk management plan/report
- 6
Fraud Risk Register
- 6.1
Definition of a risk register
- 6.2
Designing a fraud risk register
- 6.3
Using a fraud risk register to manage risks
- 6.4
Designing a Key fraud risk register
- 7
Case Study - Fraud Risk Management Based on the case study • Identify various fraud risks • Analyze the identified fraud schemes using a risk matrix (Likelihood and Impact) • Identify the existing detective and preventive controls • Evaluate the effectiveness of the preventive and detective controls • Evaluate the level of the risks • Identify various responses for identified fraud risks • Develop fraud risk frameworks (1&2)