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COURSES & EVENTS

All our training is practical and based on real life examples and experiences. The techniques we teach can be used immediately in helping building resistance to fraud and corruption in your organisation. We offer both classroom and remote courses in collaboration with a number of  educational institutions and professional bodies, as well as tailored in-house modules.

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OUR FLAGSHIP COURSES

How to Get Ahead of the Fraudster

A course for anyone who wants to find the early warning signs of potential fraud that are hidden in plain sight before it's too late!

A practical training course based on Hibis' long experience with early detection of fraud and corruption. It is designed specially to help our clients unearth the red flags of fraud and corruption which remain hidden but are continuously impacting on their organisation. This includes identifying deliberate overcharging, manipulation of accounting figures, unethical customers and associations with Dirty Money Centres (the more sinister side of tax havens). The early detection method centres around analysing key accounting data and sample documentation, combined with effective and deep investigative desktop research. This is a practical course with realistic examples for all those who wish to learn how to discover fraud early. If run in-house, it can be preceded by a short exercise aimed at identifying some real examples of potential red flags to be discussed, interpreted, and understood as part of the training (anonymised when appropriate). Learn key detection skills so that effective early detection can become part of your routine work.

How to Build Fraud Resilience (management course)

Nobody wants to be swindled. This is the course for anyone who wants to develop an organisation that is resilient to fraud.

This course is highly-practical and based on experience. You will use real-life simulations, case examples, typical fraudulent documents, and “think like a thief brainstorming” to explore how fraud and corruption affects and threatens us all. This course is aimed at providing skills to recognise the fundamental difference between genuine mistake, malpractice, and fraudulent behaviour. By learning where and how fraud and corruption strikes and what it costs, organisations can, step by step, improve their reputation and build a strong and viable anti-corruption culture. 

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PAST EVENTS

Defending Nordic Organisations Against Fraud, Corruption and Unethical Behaviour
Oslo, Norway
March, 12 - 13
2014
Forensic Auditing, MIS
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
November, 3 - 5
2014
Forensic Auditing, MIS
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
December, 10 - 11
2014
Forensic Auditing, MIS
London, United Kingdom
May, 12 - 14
2014
Opracowanie i wdrożenie strategii zarządzania ryzykiem oszutw, PIKW (in Polish)
Warsaw, Poland
June, 26 - 27
2014
Self-defence against corruption and fraud, CIMA
London, United Kingdom
April, 23
2014
Tackling Fraud and Error in your Organisation
University of Salford, United Kingdom
September, 18
2014
Tackling Fraud and Error in your Organisation
University of Salford, United Kingdom
June, 25
2014
The Fraud Detective
Copenhagen, Denmark
June, 11
2014
The Fraud Detective
Copenhagen, Denmark
October, 2
2014
The Internal Auditor's Role in preventing Fraud
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
April, 6 - 10
2014
Defending Nordic Organisations Against Fraud, Corruption and Unethical Behaviour
Copenhagen, Denmark
March, 12 - 13
2013
Defending Nordic Organisations Against Fraud, Corruption and Unethical Behaviour
Stockholm, Sweden
September, 24 - 25
2013
Fraud and Corruption Summer School, MIS
London, United Kingdom
July, 15 - 17
2009
Fraud and Corruption Summit, MIS
Brussels, Belgium
March, 18 - 20
2009

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