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Fraud
Prevention Services Pty Ltd, ACN 056 561 249, was established in 1993.
Since its establishment the company has assisted many public and private
sector organisations to implement effective fraud control strategies and
ethics programs. Fraud
Prevention Services bases its operations on the belief that the majority
of employees are honest, and want to work in an honest environment. The
company provides expertise to create a positive ethical culture in
organisations and to take appropriate measures to deal with internal and
external exposures to fraud, corruption and unethical conduct. Fraud
Prevention Services provides a comprehensive fraud control approach that
goes beyond merely looking at systems of control and investigating
criminal fraud. The
company helps organisations to establish ethical standards, and
communicate such standards to staff and other appropriate people. It
provides education and awareness training in fraud control and ethical
issues, improves systems of internal control, conducts fraud risk
assessments, improves the investigation of ethical breaches and helps
ensure that effective action is taken when fraud occurs. The
approach of Fraud Prevention Services is proactive, aiming to help prevent
fraud and corruption rather than react to fraud that may be discovered. We
tailor our approach for our clients and for the environment within which
our clients operate rather than merely applying American fraud control
practices and off the shelf approaches. Fraud
Prevention Services works to improve employee morale through effective
fraud control and ethics programs, improve employee relations by reducing
potential conflict areas in ethics and practices, and improve the bottom
line for organisations by reducing loss through fraud, corruption and
unethical practices. The
approach favoured by the company is to transfer skills to clients wherever
possible so that clients can be self-reliant in this area. The
company’s client list includes many of Australia’s leading
organisations.
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