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Alexander Geschonneck

Berlin, Germany
As seen in: ZDF, KPMG Deutschland
🕵️‍♂️White-collar crime investigations, fraud & financial crime, cybercrime, computer forensics. Private here - officially there 👉 @KPMG_DE_FOR
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Betrug im eigenen Unternehmen: Wenn Vertrauen zur Schwachstelle wird

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By Alexander Geschonneck
| KPMG Deutschland
Keyfacts: In mehr als 60 Prozent der untersuchten Fälle von Wirtschaftskriminalität stammen Täter:innen aus dem direkten Unternehmensumfeld. Viele Täter:innen handeln nicht aus Gier, sondern im vermeintlichen Interesse des Unternehmens – etwa zur Zielerreichung. Prävention braucht mehr als Regeln: Nur gelebte Kontrolle und Kultur machen Anti-Fraud-Maßnahmen wirksam.
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Ensuring governance in the ESG environment

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By Barbara Scheben, Alexander Geschonneck
| kpmg.com
The relevance of sustainability has increased considerably in recent years. Today, it is a key success factor for companies. Both social expectations and new legal requirements call for a holistic governance concept that harmonises environmental, social responsibility and corporate governance (ESG).
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The enemy within - recognising white-collar crime - KPMG in Germany

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By Alexander Geschonneck
| kpmg.com
White-collar crime is a persistent risk for companies worldwide. The new KPMG publication "Global Profiles of the Fraudster" shows: The perpetrators often operate from within the organisation - inconspicuous, longstanding employees, respected. The study is based on the analysis of 669 perpetrators from 256 fraud cases worldwide - and provides an up-to-date profile of white-collar criminal behaviour: Over 80 percent of white-collar criminals are male. Most are between 36 and 55 years old.
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