Fraud
Online banking fraud explodes in the UK
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Laundering goes virtual
Multiplayer sites such as Second Life might have started out as a bit of innocent fun, but the potential for criminals to use them for underhand financial means demands serious consideration
2008 record year for UK bank fraud
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Firms heed Kerviel lesson by linking front and back offices
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CEBS analyses Kerviel’s op risk impact
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The rotten core
The US is now closely examining the root causes of the subprime crisis, including mis-selling, fraud, poor internal controls and perverse incentive schemes. David Benyon explores these issues, and some potential solutions
Info security priority for internal audit, says survey
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HSBC hit by fraud attempt
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Britain’s £361 billion online fraud exposure
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UK to launch new fraud intelligence unit
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Firms are neglecting fraud risk management, says survey
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Financial directors personally liable for financial control failings, says BCS
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HBOS agrees SAS consumer contract
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US-China commission warns of fraud risk
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Lagarde: SocGen losses due to poor op risk
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Fraud in the UK hits twelve year high
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Rogue Trader costs Soc Gen €4.9 billion
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The top 10
OpRisk & Compliance outlines the top 10 challenges readers and their firms will face in 2008. By David Benyon, with additional reporting by Ellen Davis
The gathering storm
The popularity of internet banking continues to grow, but so does cyber crime. Peter Madigan explores the security challenges for institutions active online and finds US regulators could be doing more to keep the banking public safe
HSBC and SAS launch Raptor project
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UK card fraud on the rise
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Four in five firms hit by fraud, says survey
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'Big five' retain the consultancy crown
The usual suspects appear at the top of OR&C 's survey of consulting firms, but not without having their heels nipped at by the increasingly advancing competition