How to be a Successful Frauditor A Practical Guide to Investigating Fraud in the Workplace for Internal Auditors and Managers

Forensic Internal Auditing shows how auditors and managers can conduct successful investigations to ensure their organizations can reduce the risk of fraud and can maximize their chances of recovering their money. Drawing on the experiences of the author, the book is filled with real-life examples and case studies of the "frauditor's" experiences and lessons learned the hard way. Readable and written to debunk the mysteries of fraud investigation, this unique book includes interactive case studies to develop the reader's skills in effective fraud detection and investigation.

Peter was the Director of Internal Audit for London's Metropolitan Police Service ('Scotland Yard') between 1995 and 2009. In his early career he was an external auditor for the NHS. Peter was also Head of Internal Audit at Her Majesty's Treasury between 1988 and 1995. He has held past positions as a Director of the Institute of Internal Auditors (UK and Ireland), Chair of the Editorial Board for the IIA Journal and as a senior lecturer at the Civil Service College. He is a regular speaker and presenter at international antifraud and corruption conferences and through his company provides training and presentations to help organisations deal with fraud and corruption in the workplace.