The typical white- collar fraudster is closer than you think
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[SINGAPORE] It's a finding that will probably surprise many: The person most likely to defraud your organisation is your boss, a manager or an executive who has served the firm for a good number of years.
Forget about the age-old notion of a reclusive loner - the typical swindler these days tends to be highly respected, friendly and extroverted.
These are some of the defining characteristics of a typical fraudster the world over, based on KPMG's study of 596 fraudsters involved in white-collar crimes committed in 78 countries including Singapore.
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