ANTI-FRAUD RECRUITMENT UP DURING ECONOMIC GLOOM, WITH WORK CHALLENGES DIVERSIFYING AND BECOMING MORE TECHNICAL
November 28th, 2023
While the global economy has not performed as badly in 2023, as inflation-focused doomsayers predicted (the International Monetary Fund has projected 3% growth for 2023 and 2024, down from 3.5% in 2022), companies are still struggling, especially with interest rate rises.
And as usual, when businesses falter, fraudulent practices that might have been concealed by frothy earnings may come to light, increasing demand for fraud investigators and auditors.
Reported fraud is booming, with USA Federal Trade Commission (FTC) data showing that American consumers ...
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