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Procurement fraud

Overview

Procurement fraud 

How to prevent, detect and investigate procurement fraud

Date: Thursday 16 February 2012
Venue: London Central
Fee: Members - £365.00 per person
  Non-members - £406.00 per person

Availability:

Bookings are no longer being taken for this event

Audience

All staff concerned with procurement and tendering and those whose role includes countering fraud, internal audit, responsibility for a budget (expenditure authorisation/review) or investigations.

Benefits of attending

You will be equipped with a detailed awareness and understanding of the procurement rules and fraud & anti-Bribery legislation, including insightful tips on how to combat procurement fraud and an explanation of what is meant by contract audit.  You will understand how to mitigate your fraud risk management and how best to conduct an internal investigation to protect your organisation.

Programme

TIME AGENDA ITEM
09:30 DELEGATE REGISTRATION & COFFEE

10:00

Encouraging ethical working practices and preventing fraud in the organisation

  • What is procurement fraud?
  • Key fraud facts
  • Internal fraud - where to look
  • Limits of internal control
  • Impact of fraud on procurement and services
  • Developing an anti-fraud culture
  • Why getting procurement right is so important?
  • Scope of procurement fraud
  • Corruption and cultural considerations
  • The "Paper Scam"
  • The Triangle of Temptation
  • Common problems - procurement stages
11:15 COFFEE BREAK

11:30

Identifying, investigating and preventing fraud in procurement

This session will take an in-depth look at the key challenges facing organisations from the threat of procurement fraud which has the potential to bite deep into budgets:

  • Key challenges
  • Fraud indicators
  • Fraud risk exposure and vulnerabilities
  • Checks you can carry out
  • Procurement cartels - how to spot them?
  • Detecting and investigating fraud - case studies
12:30 LUNCH

13:30

Bribery - the slippery slope

This session will explain the risks of bribery and what can be done to reduce them.  It explores how suppliers might attempt to influence buying behaviours.

  • What does the Bribery Act say?
  • Gifts and hospitality
  • Sponsorship
  • What can you do to protect you and your organisation?

14:00

What's in your fraud response plan?

  • Investigations methodology
  • The investigations cycle
14:30 COFFEE BREAK

14:45

Case studies and feedback

This session will include group work and feedback from delegates

15:30 COURSE SUMMARY & CLOSURE

Fee

£365 + VAT CIPS members
£406 + VAT non-members

(Includes interval refreshments, lunch and course material)

Venue

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