Bulletin of Monetary Economics and Banking · 2016 · 14 citations · 21 references
BusinessAccountancyFinanceAuditingBankingFinancial AccountingFinancial Statement AuditsFinancial Statement FraudFraud DetectionFraud ExaminationFraud PreventionFraud Risk ManagementFalse Financial StatementsFinancial Statement Fraud DetectionFinancial Statement Fraud PreventionFinancial Statement Red FlagsFraud Control EvaluationFraud Detection In BankingPreventive Control MeasuresRed Flags Recognition
This paper identifies the effectiveness of the red flags in detecting fraudulent financial statements, as well as preventive measures appropriate to implemented in Bank Perkreditan Rakyat (BPR). We use field survey convering the whole BPR in Province Bali, covering 60 indicators provided to 101 internal auditors from 86 BPR. The result shows that the highest dimensions within the Fraud Diamond are capability. Efforts to prevent the fraud would be the culture of honesty and high ethics, evaluating anti-fraud process and control, and developing an appropriate oversight process.
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