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Fraud Considerations for Internal Audits: The CFE Perspective

Fraud Considerations for Internal Audits: The CFE Perspective

Fraud Considerations for Internal Audits: The CFE Perspective Internal audits can play a critical role in fraud prevention and detection. CFEs whose responsibilities include supporting internal audits bring their valuable anti-fraud perspectives and skill sets to the table, and it’s important they stay apprised of leading innovations in technology and continuous controls monitoring. As with many areas of risk management, a holistic approach works best.

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