4 Fraud Risks (15%) Flashcards

5 areas (17 cards)

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Describe concepts of fraud risks and types of fraud

May include but is not limited to:
a. Describe the fraud triangle concepts: motivation, opportunity, and
rationalization

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Describe concepts of fraud risks and types of fraud

May include but is not limited to:
b. Recognize fraud risks

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Describe concepts of fraud risks and types of fraud

May include but is not limited to:
c. Identify common fraud schemes

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Determine whether fraud risks require special consideration during an engagement

May include but is not limited to:
a. Recognize fraud risks when planning an engagement

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Determine whether fraud risks require special consideration during an engagement

May include but is not limited to:
b. Assess processes that may have significant exposure to fraud risk

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Evaluate the potential for fraud and how the organization detects and manages fraud risks

May include but is not limited to:
a. Evaluate an organization’s fraud risk management processes

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Evaluate the potential for fraud and how the organization detects and manages fraud risks

May include but is not limited to:
b. Detect and assess red flags at the organizational level and process level

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Evaluate the potential for fraud and how the organization detects and manages fraud risks

May include but is not limited to:
c. Recognize the internal auditor’s role in reporting red flags identified during an engagement

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Describe controls to prevent and detect fraud

May include but is not limited to:
a. Recognize the impact that tone at the top has on the likelihood of fraud

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4

Describe controls to prevent and detect fraud

May include but is not limited to:
b. Recognize the appropriate application of segregation of duties

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Describe controls to prevent and detect fraud

May include but is not limited to:
c. Recognize how authority levels may prevent fraud

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Describe controls to prevent and detect fraud

May include but is not limited to:
d. Recognize common controls to detect fraud such as whistleblower hotlines, reconciliations, and supervisory reviews

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Recognize techniques and the internal audit function’s role related to fraud investigation

May include but is not limited to:
a. Define the internal audit function’s role related to fraud investigations

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Recognize techniques and the internal audit function’s role related to fraud investigation

May include but is not limited to:
b. Describe interviewing techniques

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Recognize techniques and the internal audit function’s role related to fraud investigation

May include but is not limited to:
c. Describe investigation techniques

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Recognize techniques and the internal audit function’s role related to fraud investigation

May include but is not limited to:
d. Describe fraud testing methods

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Recognize techniques and the internal audit function’s role related to fraud investigation

May include but is not limited to:
e. Recognize opportunities for internal auditors to coordinate with fraud investigators and review their risk assessments, prior investigations, investigation trends, and whistleblower complaints