AmCham Indonesia, in collaboration with PwC Indonesian Tax Consultants, will host a webinar discussion focusing on PwC’s Global Economic Crime and Fraud Survey on October 21.

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According to a survey conducted by PwC, economic crime and fraud have become increasingly prevalent. As companies conduct their operations, expand and diversify, they often invest in themselves to stimulate performance related growth. However, investment in fraud-fighting technologies and economic crime management programs is just as crucial. PwC found many companies do not have adequate resources or internal policies to prevent crime/fraud and provide guidance when it is experienced. No company is immune to such threats; which often result in significant financial losses as well as reputation damage.

AmCham Indonesia is holding a forum to initiate discussion of the problem, as we believe in the importance of safeguarding your respective companies to prevent economic crime and fraud. All stakeholders should have a comprehensive understanding of procedures and technologies that serve as protection mechanisms, and companies should ensure risk assessments are conducted regularly to identify potential threats. This forum will start the conversation on a deeper analysis of readiness and ability to act when exposed to threats. We hope to facilitate an insightful and beneficial discussion on what your company should implement to address fraud and economic crime.

Please join us for October’s edition of the Economic Forum featuring Paul van der Aa, Forensics Advisor from PwC, which will be moderated by Gusti Kahari – AmCham Government Relations Director.

 

Link for RSVP: http://bit.ly/AmChamECONForumwithPwC

If you are having a problem with registration, please send email to functions@amcham.or.id