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Watching the Detectives: Fraud Detection and Tuning Techniques

Overview Fighting financial crime is not an optional activity. Lately, attention by both regulators and the press has highlighted the need for business leaders to be proactive in combating financial crime. Even more worrying is the increasing number of cases where directors, officers and senior managers of organisations are being held personally liable for both direct and consequential losses incurred as a result of fraud. The presenter of this webcast examines fraud detection techniques.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	SAS Institute
Live Date	12th May 2007 01:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Security Management, Financial Management

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