Risk perspectives - Honesty is always the best policy
How do you ensure the honesty of your employees?
An increasing array of technical tools along with psychological and cognitive techniques are being implemented across the industry to reduce the instances of deception by policy holders. Yet the same diligence also needs to be in place internally to guard against any risk of fraud committed by your own employees.
High profile cases such as the PA at investment bank Goldman Sachs, who was convicted of stealing £4.3m, have raised the awareness of
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