ACCA and Airmic, together with ACFE, ACi, CISI, ISC2 and the IIA, have unveiled a major global report showing how fraud is mutating faster than organisations can respond.
Based on insights from 2,044 professionals and more than 250 experts, the findings highlight significant gaps in organisational readiness:
Airmic CEO Julia Graham comments: “In the UK, the introduction of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act provides an opportunity to revisit these fundamentals. Organisations must critically examine whether their risk appetite on fraud is integrated into fraud risk assessment processes, guiding prioritisation and resource allocation. Most importantly, they must move beyond compliance to genuine cultural transformation, where stated risk appetite shapes how fraud risk is owned, assessed, and managed across the entire enterprise – with clear accountability from board to front line.”