A jump in the number of fraudulent financial transactions - the highest in five years - suggests criminals are using more complicated methods to cover their tracks, the city's graft buster says....
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- May 19, 2013
- Updated: 9:25pm
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There is no evidence that hundreds of billions of dollars of transactions supposedly conducted by China Public Procurement (CPP) were bona fide, according to an audit by PricewaterhouseCoopers (...
The anti-graft agency plans to bolster its ranks by recruiting accountants and auditors to help it solve a growing number of corporate crime cases that have caused headaches for its frontline...
Tackling cases involving money laundering and fraud, and conducting due diligence checks while developing fraud-prevention strategies, forensic accountants are the detectives of the financial...
Forensic accounting in Asia has only recently taken on the role of a mature service line and provided accountants with a formalised career path - a fact that has challenged accounting firms'...
Growing requests for forensic due diligence fuel China expansion plans
Ernst & Young plans to double the headcount of its fraud investigation and dispute division on the mainland...
Commercial crime - at least serious fraud - appears to be back to pre-financial crisis levels.
Reports involving more than HK$5 million have dropped (see table) from 1998 levels,...
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