Description
Book SynopsisJohn Taylor is a senior lecturer in Accounting and Auditing at Leeds Metropolitan University but prior to that spent many years as a professional accountant in the audit profession and as the financial director of a company in the clothing industry.
Table of ContentsPART 1: Corporate Governance, The Role of the Auditors and the Legal Context
Chapter 1: The Development of Corporate Governance
Chapter 2: The Role of the Auditors
Chapter 3: The Legal Context
PART 2: The role of the organisation and the Psychology of Fraud
Chapter 4: The Role of the Organisation
Chapter 5: The Psychology of Fraud
Part 3: Fraud Risk Management
Chapter 6: Defining and identifying fraud
Chapter 7: Fraud Risk Management
Chapter 8: Internal Control
Chapter 9: Risk Management and IT systems
Part 4: Carrying out a fraud investigation
Chapter 10: The approach to investigation
Chapter 11: Investigating frauds against the organisation
Chapter 12: Management Fraud
Chapter 13: The use of IT in fraud investigation
Part 5: Non Fraud Work
Chapter 14: Valuation of business and marital assets
Chapter 15: Claims
Chapter 16: The forensic accountant as expert witness
