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Supplier and Customer Vetting |
Warfield & Associates
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There is a significant risk of external party fraud and corruption in the Australian economy. This can take the form of a contracted party manipulating the procurement process or soliciting the payment of secret commissions. Organisations should take steps to ensure the bona fides of new suppliers and customers and periodically confirm the bona fides of continuing suppliers and customers. While much fraud and corruption in Australia is instigated by persons internal to an organisation, Australian business is becoming increasingly susceptible to externally instigated fraud. There is growing evidence of the involvement of organised crime in external fraudulent attack on Australian corporations and government agencies in particular financial institutions and welfare organisations. Fraud and corruption typically perpetrated by external parties involves manipulation of the procurement process by paying or offering bribes. The risk of fraud or corruption will be reduced if the organisation knows who it is dealing with in all significant commercial transactions. Recent changes to anti-money laundering and financing of terrorism legislation around the world have also changed requirements for more active vetting of other parties with which an organisation deals. Warfield & Associates can help your organisation better understand the integrity of who it is dealing with. |
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