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  1. Blog21st Dec 2016

    The best whistleblowing and anti-fraud solution

    As a counter-fraud investigator of many years, nothing surprises me when it comes to the various types of devious behaviour perpetrated by fraudsters against businesses up and down the country. Most frauds that are committed against businesses share common characteristics…

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  2. Blog1st Nov 2016

    A forward thinking whistleblowing solution

    Having the confidence to speak up about illegal or fraudulent actions which, once reported, could result in unwanted consequences for the whistleblower is often easier said than done. Concerns for whistleblowers include impact on future career prospects, stress and reaction…

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  3. Blog12th Oct 2016

    Modern Slavery: You need to take note

    The concept of modern slavery seems completely alien to most of us.  The images of slaves, enforced to provide their labour, shackled and whipped come to mind and seem preposterous to consider in the context of modern business.   It…

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  4. Blog12th Oct 2016

    Networking in the Connected Age

    This month we consider how best we can build meaningful and productive business relationships.  An essential skill in modern times, which spans every function and sector. We include some top tips taken from current thinking.   What are we talking…

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  5. Blog12th Oct 2016

    How Leadership Style is Impacting Employee Engagement

    Given the now extensive research linking Performance directly to Employee Engagement, most leaders are aware that the business of ‘Engaging’ employees is no longer considered a ‘soft’ topic.   It’s an essential component for developing an agile organisation that can survive…

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  6. Blog12th Oct 2016

    Are your people ‘Fit for Success’?

    In recent years there has been a growing interest in the role and correlation between physical fitness and physical capacity with the achievement of high performance.  There does seem to be a pattern amongst very high performing business leaders and…

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  7. Blog4th Oct 2016

    Time for Councils to see, hear & speak up

    There’s much more that could be done to clamp down on fraud and other wrongdoing in local government, argues SEAN MACAULEY of AAB. Having spent 22 years with a local authority and worked as a Fraud Manager, I’ve understandably spent…

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  8. Blog27th Sep 2016

    New criminal finance bill targeting Employers

    Prime Minister Theresa May is pushing forward an expansion of current legislation to target white-collar crime originally proposed by former PM David Cameron in May. The proposed plans are intended not only to encourage bosses to do more to prevent…

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  9. Blog18th Aug 2016

    Whistleblowing rules in the financial services industry

    Despite the introduction of the UK’s Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 and the subsequent Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 which provided much needed protection for whistleblowers, employees in many industries across the UK have often continued to suffer mistreatment…

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  10. Blog18th Aug 2016

    Why failing to set the tone at the top can prove costly

    In recent years many organisations up and down the country have implemented whistleblowing arrangements and other controls, with the aim of encouraging staff to speak up and help stamp out fraud and other wrongdoing. However transparency in the workplace must…

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  11. Blog22nd Jul 2016

    Enhancing regulatory compliance in Care Homes

    Care Home providers across the UK are entrusted to care for the vulnerable and provide national standards of quality and safety required by law. National Standards cover a number of areas such as how patients and persons are treated, the…

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  12. Blog3rd Jun 2016

    An Ounce of Prevention is Better Than a Pound of Cure

    The term ‘Prevention is better than cure’ is a well-known proverb in the anti-fraud industry used by fraud specialists when demonstrating that it’s easier to stop fraud happening in the first place than to repair the damage after it has…

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