Some might think that morality in business is a rare commodity. It is true that business relationships can be ridden with mistrust due to the competing demands of our economic system. However, in this "economic war", only a minority of economic players succumb to the temptation of fraudulent practices in order to keep their "piece of the pie", or to get a bigger share.
There is a fine line between aggressive competition and fraud. Fraud is also defined very broadly as a combination of dishonest behavior and the risk of financial loss that one poses to others.
Fraudulent acts do not only occur in the context of market competition. But whatever the context, there can often be a fine line between legitimate and prohibited conduct.
Companies and their managers may find themselves in such ambiguous situations either as the alleged perpetrators of the fraud or as victims. In both cases, they can use our services to help them make the best decisions.
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