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Operation Octopus: Trapping the tentacles of India’s cyber fraud networkAmidst the alarming increase in cyber scams, the Hyderabad Police have initiated Operation Octopus, a mission aimed at dismantling the enti...- 'Cash rain' during ED raids in Punjab's Mohali, bags filled with Rs 500 notes thrown from luxury high-rise leaves morning walkers shockedDuring an Enforcement Directorate raid in Mohali, individuals in a luxury high-rise threw bags of cash from a ninth-floor window. The incid...
- Hyderabad police crackdown on pan-India cyber fraud network, 32 bank officials among 52 heldUnder 'Operation Octopus 2.O', as many as 32 bank officials, 15 mule account holders and five middlemen were apprehended for complicity, Hy...
- Beyond KYC: Why digital trust needs real-time intelligenceAshok Hariharan of IDfy argues that digital trust must evolve beyond one-time KYC to continuous, intelligence-led risk assessment across th...
- 59% Companies faced financial fraud in past 2 years: PwC SurveyA new survey reveals a surge in economic fraud impacting Indian businesses, surpassing the global average. Procurement fraud has become a p...
- 59% of Indian companies suffered financial fraud in 24 monthsA new survey reveals that 59% of Indian companies faced economic fraud in the last two years, a significant increase from previous years. P...
- No reduction in consumer market frauds despite regulatory changes: KPMG in India surveyAccording to a recent KPMG survey in India, 79% of finance and compliance experts in consumer markets sectors believe there has been no red...
- Reputation damage in India most severe impact of frauds: KPMG surveyRegulatory changes have not succeeded in reducing frauds, with 79% respondents identifying no reduction, the survey said. Key areas prone t...
- Corporate frauds set to rise in next two years due to Covid, work from home: Deloitte SurveyAs per the report, India Corporate Fraud Perception Survey, 80% of corporate India believes fraud will rise in the next two years. The curr...
- From kickbacks to counterfeit products, mitigating the COVID-19 threat in modern supply chainsSupply chain disruptions open up multiple avenues for fraudsters to prey upon susceptible organisations, its employees and consumers.
- 80 pc of executives in India victim of fraud: ReportIndia leads globally in the number of incidents of corporate fraud with as many as 80 per cent of executives admitting being victims of suc...
- Is India Inc doing enough to curb fraud or to nail crime at its source?Usually, when companies grow, the focus is more on growing the business and so hard targets, like profitability and margins, get rewarded.
- Corporate frauds on the rise, says reportThe number of domestic companies witnessing incidences of frauds has increased in the current year, with as many as 71 per cent of surveyed...
- Here's how frauds can be fatal for Indian companies!A survey conducted among 51 senior executives across industries suggested that a majority of 71 per cent respondents have seen increased ex...
- India Inc worst affected by frauds after Africa: Kroll reportIndia has the highest number of fraud-hit companies after Africa, according to a report by global advisory firm Kroll.
- Corporate fraud: Most common threats and how it's doneCompanies must be aware of the different ways of conning. ET spoke to forensic and frauds specialists to collate this list of most common t...
- Consumerism fostering corporate frauds: E&Y surveyRising consumerism has resulted in middle-level executives indulging in frauds to support lifestyle needs, says a survey.
- Procurement law in making: KhurshidA proposed national procurement law will lay down principles allowing corporates to objectively and rationally face procurement related iss...
- Overall incidence of fraud rising in India Inc: KPMGKPMG survey states that 'procurement' & 'sales & distribution' as the most vulnerable areas across industries susceptible to fraud risk. To...
- More Satyam-like cases simmering: Rohit Mahajan, KPMG executiveIndian corporates are adopting newer models to commit frauds, says Rohit Mahajan, KPMG executive. Biggest scamsters in India | HCL AXON sig...
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