Expo Media invites the Romanian business community to Fraud Prevention Conference and Expo. The main objective of this communication initiative is identifying and debating the most efficient and innovative anti-fraud practices, with the help of the top experts’ know-how.
Market Overview – Problem
Fraud is an increasing global phenomenon. It can simply start from minor employee theft or unproductive conduct, and can reach valuable asset loss or fraudulent financial reporting, that can lead to bankruptcy for any company. Fraud risks can be substantially reduced through a smart combination of prevention and detection measures. The best business strategy must focus on prevention, because this type of investment saves time and financial resources, which would be needed for detecting and investigating real, ongoing fraud cases.
Business Anti-Fraud Guide – Solution
Most business use common anti-fraud tools, such as: zero tolerance for employee fraud, communication strategies, compelling control measures and visionary corporate culture changes. All of these tools are founded on ethics and permanent marketing insight.
Discover fraud proofing, the safest way to conduct any business
Fraud Prevention Conference and Expo
Target audience
Who should attend Fraud Prevention Conference and Expo? Decisions makers concerning credit and collections (including financial services, telecommunications, healthcare, retail, automotive, utilities and property):
Also, attendees include professionals in the following areas of expertise: accounting, auditing, law enforcement, governance, risk management, compliance, corporate security, loss prevention, legal, anti-fraud and other related business fields.
Benefit overview:
interact with the experts in the field, who will share their experience
gain knowledge which will bring added value to your business
gain more information, insight and understanding of key business topics
become more efficient, more knowledgeable and more profitable
be one step ahead regardless of what happens across the economic and political landscapes