Behavior and Lifestyle Changes a Fraud Indicators - Miano, Dennis
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This is an exploratory study that sought to investigate the perception of certified fraud examiners(CFEs) on the suitability of using red flag behaviour indicators to detect and investigate crime in Kenya. This was necessitated by the continued prevalence of fraud cases in government and private offices despite established mechanism for fraud detection and deterrence.The study findings revealed that CFEs had an optimistic and positive perception towards the use of behavioral red flags as indicators for detecting fraud. Findings also showed that the CFEs believed that the indicators of…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This is an exploratory study that sought to investigate the perception of certified fraud examiners(CFEs) on the suitability of using red flag behaviour indicators to detect and investigate crime in Kenya. This was necessitated by the continued prevalence of fraud cases in government and private offices despite established mechanism for fraud detection and deterrence.The study findings revealed that CFEs had an optimistic and positive perception towards the use of behavioral red flags as indicators for detecting fraud. Findings also showed that the CFEs believed that the indicators of lifestyle and behavior change can be used successfully for fraud identification in all the industries and occupations explored in the study. The study concluded that there is a need for further study on emerging trends of behavioural and lifestyle changes related to fraud commission. It also recommended that CFEs be proactive in monitoring and surveillance of suspect employees for tips on fraud.
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Autorenporträt
Dennis Miano Gichobi, is a certified fraud examiner, a holder of M.A Criminology and currently enrolled for doctorate degree in criminology. He is a lecturer and security analyst. He has interest in forensic investigation and security risk management.