CFEs should consider all aspects of a fraud case when calculating the impact of fraud.
Here are three primary calculations when reporting the amount of fraud impact:
- Total exposure
- Fraud amount
- Known loss
Most organizations that have an internal fraud risk management program find themselves playing the loss game. They measure key performance indicators based on how much or little they lose to fraud. However, as they move up the maturity curve, sophisticated
organizations understand fraud is about more than loss. To illustrate, ask yourself: Can there be a fraud committed without the presence of a loss? What about a mortgage fraud where counterfeit documents are submitted to the lender inflating their
assets? What if the borrower makes all their payments on time for the life of the loan? There is no monetary loss, but the borrower received a loan they would not otherwise be entitled to based upon fraudulent documents.
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