The Solution
Fraud is evolving faster than ever. Understand the landscape, see the numbers, and discover how Fraudlr helps you stay ahead.
The Problem
Detecting fraud remains one of the most complex challenges facing organisations today — spanning technical, procedural, and human-related issues.
Sophisticated Schemes
Fraud schemes are becoming increasingly sophisticated, making them difficult to identify with traditional methods.
Lack of Visibility
Hidden transactions and complex corporate structures reduce visibility into financial activities, complicating the detection of fraud.
Unethical Culture
An unethical corporate culture and high-pressure environments can increase the likelihood of fraud and hinder detection efforts.
Sampling Risks
Auditors may miss fraudulent activities due to sampling risks that leave gaps in coverage.
Limited Resources
Limited resources and budget constraints can impede thorough fraud investigations.
Key Challenges
- Sophisticated Techniques
- Complex Corporate Structures
- Management Override
- Inadequate Tools
- Experience and Expertise
- Cost-Benefit Analysis
The Consequences
- Resources and expertise to investigate, increasing the costs associated with detection.
- Lack of transparency prolongs the time needed to unravel fraudulent schemes, delaying corrective actions.
- If senior management is involved, internal controls may be overridden, and whistleblowers may be discouraged or punished.
- Organizations may prioritize short-term savings over long-term risk mitigation, increasing the likelihood of undetected fraud.
The Stats
The numbers paint a stark picture — fraud is on the rise across every continent.
🌍 Africa
Statistics based on African countries
of internal frauds were perpetrated by senior management
of South Africa respondents did not conduct an investigation of their most serious fraud incident
either don't have a third-party risk management programme or don't do any form of risk scoring as part of their programme
of South African companies had seen an increase in fraud in the previous 12 months
Accounting / Financial statement fraud up from 22% in 2018 to 34% in 2020
🌎 USA & Europe
Statistics based on US / Europe countries
of internal frauds, globally, were perpetrated by C-suite respondents
Fraud losses in the U.S. reached over $10 billion in 2023, marking a 14% increase
Financial statement fraud, asset misappropriation, and corruption were the most common types of occupational fraud reported in the U.S.
Financial statement fraud, asset misappropriation, and corruption were the most common types of occupational fraud reported in Europe
Fraud costs the EU economy an estimated €120 billion annually
of companies in Europe investing in advanced fraud prevention
The Solution
If you assume fraud, then approach proactively — it is possible today to action proactive measures on addressing financial fraud before matters get out of hand in your company. If it's difficult to prevent, then detect it.
Fraudlr detects fraud with a holistic approach:
Revolutionized Detection
Anomaly Detection
Our advanced algorithms identify unusual patterns in transactions, instantly flagging potential fraud for further investigation.
Predictive Analytics
We leverage AI to anticipate and prevent fraudulent activities by analysing historical data and predicting future threats.
Streamlined Reporting & Insights
Financial Monitoring
Continuous surveillance of financial activities ensures real-time protection, keeping your transactions secure around the clock.
Customizable Alerts
Tailored notifications allow you to set specific triggers, ensuring you're instantly informed of suspicious activities that matter most to your business.
Tailored SaaS
Built for Your Business
Our flexible Software-as-a-Service model allows you to customize and scale our fraud detection solutions to meet your specific business needs, ensuring seamless integration and maximum efficiency.
Ready to take a proactive stance against fraud?