Payroll Fraud Unmasked: From Financial Pressure to Ethical Breach - Recorded Webinar
Why do seemingly trustworthy individuals commit payroll fraud? Personal circumstances such as financial stress, addiction, or the allure of easy money can drive even the most honest people to make unethical decisions. These powerful triggers can cloud judgment, leading individuals to rationalize their fraudulent behavior. Payroll fraud can thrive in organizations with complacent cultures, but with the right tools and knowledge, companies can effectively identify and mitigate these schemes. Led by a seasoned forensic accountant and featuring real-world cases, this compelling webinar will uncover the profile of a payroll fraudster and explore the factors that push people to cross ethical boundaries. Attendees will learn about the most common payroll fraud schemes, emerging trends, and proven strategies for preventing and detecting payroll fraud, with a focus on leveraging technology and data analytics for more robust protection.
Participants can email questions ahead of time to infoline@payroll.ca.
Edward Nagel is a seasoned forensic accountant who has focused exclusively since 1998 on providing forensic and investigative accounting services to corporations, individuals, public sector and not-for-profit organizations and their legal advisors/boards, primarily in the area of corporate fraud. He has testified and has been recognized as an expert by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
Edward’s experience encompasses leading and conducting financial investigations, investigating allegations of fraud and financial misconduct, providing anti-fraud consulting/training, conducting financial motive reviews and analyzing and quantifying economic damages.
In addition to his client responsibilities, Edward has lectured extensively to law enforcement groups, the federal and provincial government, peers in the accounting field, law firms and other professional organizations on fraud and forensic accounting topics. Edward has also participated as an expert witness in training sessions for litigators.
Note: Continuing Professional Education (CPE) hours will be applied to your current cycle at the time of registration.
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