What are Fraud Prevention Financial Audit Services?

AAB’s fraud prevention and investigation services help organisations reduce the risk of fraud and respond to suspected wrongdoing through risk assessments, governance improvements, confidential investigations, and asset recovery support, strengthening financial controls and organisational integrity.

Who needs Fraud Prevention Financial Audit Services?

AAB’s fraud prevention and investigation services support organisations that want to protect their finances, reputation, and operations from fraud or workplace wrongdoing, including businesses seeking stronger governance, fraud risk management, and independent investigation of suspected fraud.

How does AAB deliver Fraud Prevention Financial Audit Services?

AAB delivers fraud prevention and investigation services through fraud risk assessments, governance reviews, fraud control design, confidential investigations, evidence gathering, and asset identification and recovery, helping organisations detect, investigate, and reduce the risk of fraud.

How can I enquire about Fraud Prevention Financial Audit Services?

You can submit an enquiry through our contact form and a member of our audit team will get in touch to discuss your requirements.

Fraud Prevention Financial Audit Services

For your organisation’s reputation and financial security, it’s vital you’re protected against fraud and other forms of wrongdoing in the workplace. We’ll reduce the threat of fraud, and if the worst happens, investigate and identify fraudulent activity with our financial audit services.

Sean McAuley

Principal Consultant - Whistleblowing

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Who we can help

OWNER MANAGED BUSINESSES
UK ENTITIES
PUBLIC SECTOR & NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANISATIONS

How we can help

COUNTER FRAUD STRATEGY
ANTI-BRIBERY LEGISLATION
ANTI-FRAUD TRAINING
FRAUD INVESTIGATIONS

A THOROUGH DEFENCE AGAINST FRAUD

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As certified Fraud Examiners we have a well-proven set of skills for protecting you against fraud with our financial audit services. We can enhance your corporate governance framework, giving your organisation a robust and practical defence against fraudulent activities. We’ll also ensure you’re familiar and fully compliant with legislation such as the UK Bribery Act 2010.

Fraud can sometimes be well-concealed, making it difficult to detect without expert knowledge and skills. Our team has an in-depth understanding the laws concerning fraud. We’ll support you by resolving allegations of fraud, discovering the true facts, detecting the perpetrators and helping you with asset identification and recovery. All our investigations, even the most complex, are confidential, discreet and professional.

Fraud Protection via Financial Audit Services

You should already have a programme in place to mitigate against the risk of fraud. But how effective is it?

Fraud Risk Governance

It’s essential to establish clearly defined roles and responsibilities in defending against fraud. If they’re not already in place, we’ll help you identify the roles, what they entail and who might be best suited to take responsibility. Knowing who is looking out for what is half the battle.

Fraud Risk Assessment

Our financial audit services help you identify the most likely sources of fraud, such as a vulnerable business unit or individual(s), probable types of fraud and possible schemes – which could be aimed at harming your reputation, as well as your finances.

Protect Your Business with Financial Audit Services

I instructed AAB to investigate a fraud which had occurred at a remote subsidiary of my institution. They acted promptly and with persistence in researching the financial background, providing me with excellent oral and written reports.
Director, Charitable Institution
The firm's IHT, Trusts and Estates team provided me with highly innovative solutions which produced the exact result that I requested. I asked many, many questions along the way – all of which were ably answered by the team.
James Thom
The reason why we have such a long standing working relationship with AAB is because from the very outset they made a conscious effort to really understand our business. We have always found AAB to be highly professional, competent and skilled.
John Booth, VSA

MORE FRAUD RISK MANAGEMENT

We’ll help you assess and enhance these vital aspects too:

Fraud Control Activities

We can design and help you implement effective controls to combat both external and internal fraud, based on our knowledge of your organisation and assessment of potential weaknesses.

Fraud Risk Management monitoring

How well is your fraud risk management programme working? Is fraud awareness and training embedded across your organisation? How effective is that training? We can suggest recommended steps to monitor, evaluate and where necessary, enhance your fraud risk management activities.

Speak to us about fraud risk management

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