INVITATION

22nd April 2010

Yorkshire and Humber Fraud Forum workshop on
INVESTIGATIVE PSYCHOLOGY

Speaker :
Professor David Canter

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KPMG Forensic's
Fraud Barometer
Jan 2010
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North East Fraud Forum Masterclass

"At Your Expense"

16th March 2010

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C I F A S
The Uk's Fraud Prevention Service
Press Release Page
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BBC NEWS ITEMS

Internet fraudsters 'are targeting women'

Eight men jailed for multi-million pound cash scam

Worm attack bites at Apple iPhone

Two held in global PC fraud probe

Credit card security breach fear

Scam hits more e-mail accounts

Customers 'blamed' for card fraud

Plastic card fraud falls by 23%

Phishing attack targets Hotmail

Officers find 1.6m of fake goods.

Virus causes £500,000 IT damage

 
 
 
ID Fraud Advice
Booklet
 
New insurance fraud whistleblowing line launched

Protecting Your NHS

nhscounterfraud.nhs.uk
 
 
 
 
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INVITATION

22nd April 2010

Yorkshire and Humber Fraud Forum workshop on
INVESTIGATIVE PSYCHOLOGY

Speaker :
Professor David Canter

This workshop is an excellent opportunity to hear from a renowned expert on the specialist subject of investigative psychology, which is a newly emerging area of applied psychology that grew out of the desire to bring some scientific rigour and empirical backing to the speculations of self-proclaimed 'offender profilers'. This workshop will introduce participants to the main strands of this discipline

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North East Fraud Forum Masterclass

“At Your Expense”.
Tuesday 16th March 2010 at
Gentoo Group, Emperor House, 2 Emperor Way, Doxford International
Business Park, Sunderland SR3 3XR.

The previous months have been unforgettable when the word 'expenses' are mentioned. Who can forget issues surrounding duck houses and moats? We all work in areas where expense is incurred.
What is acceptable, necessary and reasonable? We look to have the benefit of HMRC advice as well as a consideration of the legalities of our actions when completing expense claims.

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