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   <publisher>The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO)</publisher>
   <dateIssued>2023</dateIssued>
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 <note>It is impossible and impractical to eliminate all fraud in all organizations. However, effective leaders address fraud risk as they do any risk — they manage it. The Fraud Risk Management Guide, Second Edition provides a blueprint to do just that.&#13;
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The Fraud Risk Management Guide, Second Edition details how to create a comprehensive fraud risk management program for your organization that includes:&#13;
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Establishing a visible and rigorous fraud governance process&#13;
Creating a transparent and sound anti-fraud culture&#13;
Conducting a thorough fraud risk assessment periodically&#13;
Designing, implementing and maintaining preventive and detective fraud control processes and procedures&#13;
Taking swift action in response to allegations of fraud&#13;
This guide, co-published by COSO and the ACFE, provides:&#13;
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Examples of key components you can use as a starting point for developing your organization’s fraud risk management program&#13;
References to other resources to tailor the program based on your organization’s size and circumstances&#13;
Guidance for implementing your fraud risk management program</note>
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  <topic>Fraud</topic>
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