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| | ... 20%, life sciences 12%, manufacturing 10% and energy and natural resources 8%. See Also: KPMG Australia buys Banarra KPMG: fraud costs Australian/NZ businesses $373 million |
| | | ... is that we're moving to a new realm of lending online. The thing we find with online is that there is significantly more fraud online. Any cost savings that a provider might have by not having any physical branches is offset in fraud incidents. But the ... |
| | | ... forces, strategic planning, fund governance processes, financial advice, administration processes, outsourcing performance, fraud and misconduct, compliance and risk management, people and culture, financial management, liquidity management, investment ... |
| | | ... Australian companies continue to lag their international peers when it comes to creation and enforcement of anti-corruption and fraud policies, according to KPMG. Gary Gill, partner and head of forensic, KPMG "From an Australian perspective, I don't ... |
| | | Australian and New Zealand organisations have lost an estimated AU$373 million due to fraud in the last two years, but only 15% of organisations surveyed by KPMG see fraud as a key risk. Gary Gill "People don't take fraud, bribery and corruption seriously ... |
| | | The majority of Asia-Pacific investors in private equity monitor, or expect to monitor, general partners' environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies, in contrast to 70% of European investors and 27% of North American investors, according to ... |
| | | ... also pointed to its "Code of Conduct and Ethics and supporting policies, such as our Anti-Bribery Policy and our Global Fraud and Corruption Policy provide a framework for managing corruption and bribery." See Also: ANZ publishes interim corporate responsibility ... |
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