Knocking The Starch Out Of White Collar Crime

Topics:
Contingency Planning
Tags:
Business Operations,
Corporate Insurance,
Crime,
Finance,
Financial Planning,
Insurance
Source:
Risk and Insurance Management Society

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Overview: White-collar crime tugs at the bottom line of every company, from mid-sized restaurants and lumberyards to Fortune 100 firms. The cost is staggering, with the average organization losing 6 percent of its annual revenues to employee fraud. The major embezzlers often are high-ranking executives. The top guys are most trusted because of their position therefore there are fewer checks and balances. People aren’t going to question their activities because, well, they’re the boss. To know more on how white collar employees commit crimes read on the article.

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Format: PDF | Size: 45KB | Date: Nov 2000 | Pages: 5


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