Accounting fraud poses significant financial and reputational risks for organizations. Traditional detection methods - such as manual audits and red-flag indicators - struggle to keep pace with the growing volume and complexity of financial data. In contrast, artificial intelligence...

Fraud poses a significant threat to Nigeria's burgeoning digital economy, impacting sectors like finance, e-commerce, healthcare, and education. Traditional methods struggle to keep pace with evolving fraud schemes. This paper investigates the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and...

This study examines the relevance of the Fraud Pentagon Theory in detecting fraudulent financial reporting among companies listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange. While financial reporting is essential for informed stakeholder decisions, requiring information to be accurate, reliable, and fairly...

We aim to derive a fraud detection approach applicable to conditions where historical fraud data is absent, inadequate, or outdated for making predictions. To this end, we propose a new approach to fraud detection based on expert opinion, enabling tailored tools for various conditions of...

This study examines how audit-related governance mechanisms influence corporate fraud risk, utilising data from 1025 non-financial EU firms between 2018 and 2023. The dependent variable, fraud risk, is proxied by the Beneish M-Score. The independent variables examined comprise six key audit...

Fraud in accounting and finance poses a persistent threat to organizational integrity and economic stability, necessitating robust theoretical frameworks for effective detection and prevention. While traditional accounting literature predominantly addresses fraud through objective and...

This research aims to identify the historical roots of Financial Statement Fraud (FSF) detection research and ascertain the trajectory of current and upcoming research in this field. This study conducted descriptive, reference spectroscopy, and scientific mapping analyses. To unearth the...

In comparison to numerous other ASEAN nations, Indonesia continues to be categorized as a country with a comparatively high number of fraud instances. To reduce future fraud cases, particularly in Indonesia, studies that keep concentrating on examining different aspects and techniques useful in...

The pandemic has altered accounting education with the widespread adoption of remote evaluation platforms. We apply the lens of the fraud triangle to consider how the adoption of remote evaluation influences accounting students’ ethical values by measuring the incidence of cheating behavior as...

Across the world each year millions of people are victimised by online crime, many of whom fall victim to online fraud. One of the most enduring and prolific types of online fraud is romance fraud. Romance fraud often leads to financial and psychological devastation of those who are victimised....

This study examines the influence of fraud disclosure (FR_DISC) in annual reports on the financial stability of Takaful insurance (TKI) in Saudi Arabia over the period of 2014 to 2022. Moreover, the current study aims to explore the mediating impact of Shariah board size in shaping this...

Despite authorities and governments' efforts in fraud prevention and investigation, new types of fraud emerge daily. In fact, the rise in global business scandals has heightened the need for forensic accounting, as financial fraud is the world's most severe economic threat. Forensic accounting...

This article examines the dynamics of relation fraud resulting in the murder of a grandparent by her grandson. While such instances are admittedly rare as forms of both murder and fraud more generally, this unique case nonetheless demonstrates that relation fraud resulting in murder is a...

Cyber-enabled fraud has transformed, becoming more complex and making it harder for targets and law enforcement to detect its occurrence. This study aims to recontextualize a major manifestation of this transformation, a crime called hybrid investment fraud, colloquially known as pig butchering....

This research aims to investigate the impact of the Internal Audit Function (IAF), Internal Control (IC), and Fraud Prevention (FP) on governance (GOV). Additionally, this study examines whether IC and FP mediate the relationship between the IAF and GOV. The testing was conducted in the local...

This study comprehensively evaluates 268 articles on forensic accounting using a meta-literature approach. By integrating quantitative and qualitative analysis, the research identifies prominent authors, publications, and themes. The analysis reveals four key areas of focus: the fraud triangle...

A wide range of parties involved in evaluating economic performance, including investors, auditors, interest groups, bankers, government organizations, academics, and analysts, can benefit greatly from the immediate detection of fraudulent financial reports. This research presents a novel...

We propose a novel discretionary accruals (DA) measure in the unexplored dimension of non-current accruals. We show that our measure (DA-NC) can improve the forecasting performance of fraud prediction models that rely on conventional current accruals-based DA measures. Analysing accounting...

We provide a lower-bound estimate of the undetected share of corporate fraud. To identify the hidden part of the "iceberg," we exploit Arthur Andersen's demise, which triggered added scrutiny on Arthur Andersen's former clients and thereby increased the detection likelihood of preexisting...

The purpose of this study was to examine the potential for fraudulent financial reporting using the fraud hexagon theory factors such as stimulus (financial target, financial stability, and external pressure), capability (change in director), collusion (total board of commissioners who have...

In the modern era like today where technological developments are becoming more rapid, many people have used technology in their daily activities. Etymologically, technology comes from the word technologia (Greek), "techno", which means expertise and "logia", which means knowledge. While in...

Considerable effort has been devoted to the development of software to support the detection of fraud in published financial statements of companies. Until the present date, however, the applied use of such research has been extremely limited due to the ``black box'' character of the existing...

In this Teaching Note, the authors conclude their series in the study of the common law causes of action that were available to a plaintiff in cases of misrepresentation and fraud. In Part I of this article, Civil Fraud, the authors describe the prima facie elements of proof, as well as the...