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The conventional wisdom – reinforced by the revelation in the last year of huge scams such as the Madoff and Satyam frauds – is that downturns increase levels of fraud. This year’s annual Global Fraud Survey, commissioned by Kroll and carried out by the Economist Intelligence Unit, presents a much more complex picture.This webinar will explore how the financial crisis has changed the effects of the risks underlying fraud and assess its impact on businesses around the world. Kroll will share its unrivalled expertise in dealing with fraud and corruption with this executive audience and offer actionable strategies to protect company interests at home and abroad.
Who should attend: CEO, CFO, other C-level executives, Senior Management, General Counsel, Audit Committee Chair, Internal Audit, Compliance and Ethics Officers and Specialists including VPs, Compliance Managers
Blake Coppotelli is a senior managing director of Business Intelligence & Investigations and head of Real Estate Integrity services based in New York. A former prosecutor for 13 years, he served as chief of the Labor Racketeering Unit and Construction Industry Strike Force in the Manhattan District Attorney’s office.
David A. Holley is a senior managing director and the head of Kroll’s Boston office. Since joining Kroll in 2000, David has led investigations including environmental matters, contests for corporate control, internal investigations and white collar crime investigations. Prior to joining Kroll, David worked for a mid-sized investigative firm and the Environmental Enforcement Section of the US Department of Justice.
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