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    Eliot Spitzer Case

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    the case. Therefore‚ Spitzer releasing the incriminating details of Wall Street firms to the public‚ though a bit unorthodox‚ is fair in my opinion. He did so for a rightful reason – to use the power of publicity to implant fears of committing frauds into Wall Street executives’ minds. He wanted to build a stronger deterrent against Wall Street firms’ ill practices. In addition to that‚ Spitzer’s actions are also legitimized by a rarely known New York State law called Martin Act. This Act‚ once

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    Ponzi Scheme

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    killed.In a developed country it is unfortunate that‚their is no protection for truth neither it is cared for until the situation worsens and becomes an eye-opener.As many as agencies either in the state or at federal level could not investigate such frauds‚ but have priorities for other unwanted activities.The pure negligence if in future could result in causing effects like" Great depression"‚"economic slow down" and "Recession" which would lead to other

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    Vigilance Awareness

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    immediately lodge a complaint. But many of us think that what is the need of lodging a complaint. If we oversight the corruption‚ it will be repeated again & again and lead to big scam. Hence‚ vigilance awareness is required to identify and check the fraud and disorderness.

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    cyber crime in banking sector

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    UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI PROJECT ON CYBER CRIME IN BANKING SECTOR SUBMITTED BY ASHA VASHUMAL AHUJA PROJECT GUIDE Prof. Mrs. MINAL GANDHI BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES SEMESTER V (2009-10) V.E.S. COLLEGE OF ARTS‚ SCIENCE & COMMERCE‚ SINDHI COLONY‚ CHEMBUR – 400071 Page 1 of 79 UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI PROJECT ON CYBER CRIME IN BANKING SECTOR Submitted In Partial Fulfillment of the requirements For the Award of the Degree of Bachelor of Management By ASHA VASHUMAL AHUJA

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    Identity Theft

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    “Identity theft and identity fraud are terms used to refer to all types of crime in which someone wrongfully obtains and uses another person’s personal data in some way that involves fraud or deception‚ typically for economic gain.” (The United States Department of Justce)In today’s world where people are very dependent on internet and technology‚ identity theft has become a major issue for both consumers and business. Internet became a convenient‚ easy‚ and quick solution to everything starting

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    Audit and Flash

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    planning‚ fraud red flags‚ risk assessment and financial reporting research. Flash Technology is based on an actual company (Centennial Technologies‚ Inc.) that committed a large accounting fraud from 1996 to 1998. When the instructor outlines the details of the fraud the students can compare the risks they identified with the areas containing fraud. To illustrate that “incredible” intentional accounting manipulations that still take place today (many famous high profile accounting frauds included

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    Fraud Examination

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    the money received instead of turning it over to the employer. Discussion 2-4: In order to prevent this scheme from happening again in the future without having to hire another employee‚ the owner could have the rental checks delivered to a bank lock box where the checks will be secured rather then to the manager himself. Review 3-6: The first method used to conceal larceny occurring at point of sale is thefts from other registers. It involves simply taking from someone else’s register.

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    Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the United States. In the year 2014 according to the Javelin Strategy & Research group‚ $16 billion dollars were stolen from 12.7 million identity fraud victims. (Javelin Strategy & Research‚ 2015) Many cases of identity theft usually go unreported and the numbers could be higher according to the USA today which estimates 130 million from about 1 million in the year 2007. (Anderson J. G.‚ 2013) In today age and time‚ identity theft is becoming

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    Acc 450 Case 1

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    1.     With such a difficult decision‚ the anonymous caller could either report the fraudulent financial statements or go along with top management and risk being caught or being blamed for the misstatements.  It is possible that the caller would face legal trouble at some point in the future if she decided to sign off on the statements. If the bank were to discover the overstated financials‚ the extended credit would be immediately revoked.  It is necessary for the caller to evaluate all of the

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    Financial Fraud

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    Donna Sanders  Financial Statement Fraud   Week 12      There are many things that can motivate financial statement fraud. Taking a look at Donald Cressey’s hypotheses which is now known as the fraud triangle depicts the certain criteria for the mind frame of the fraudster. The fraud triangle is a theory that consists of perceived pressures‚ perceived opportunity‚ and rationalization. It gives us the different pressures placed on individuals that would make them consider “cooking the books.” It also

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