by John
March 23, 2010
Brokers often ask me which business interruption values at risk worksheets I prefer or think are the best. I guess the answer depends on if you want to use them to wrap fish or make paper airplanes. Aside from those two uses, they are all about equally worthless. I know this sounds harsh, but [...]
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by John
March 22, 2010
Criminologist Donald R. Cressey identified three traits that are commonly present when people perpetrate fraud. Cressey created an hypothesis known as the ‘fraud triangle.’ The three sides of the fraud triangle are: 1. Rationalization – Since the majority of individuals who commit serious occupation fraud are not career criminals, they feel a strong need to [...]
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