Fraud Triangle vs Integrity Triangle
By Mikhail Ben Rabah, CIA, CFE, CRMA
Government Audit Manager, Presidency of the Government, Tunisia.
While the Fraud Triangle explains what motivates fraudsters, the Integrity triangle emphasizes the values that encourage people to do what is right for the organization.
Source: The Anti-Fraud Playbook – ACFE
Passionate and dedicated audit and anti-fraud professional with more than 21 years of extended experience in planning and supervising audit engagements and fraud investigations in central government, local government and state owned companies. Throughout my career, I never stopped being an effective change agent demonstrating
versatility within a broad skill set. As an active member of the Institute of Internal Auditors (Global Guidance Contributor) and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (Member of the ACFE Advisory Council), I take pride in contributing to the progress of the audit and anti-fraud professions.
versatility within a broad skill set. As an active member of the Institute of Internal Auditors (Global Guidance Contributor) and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (Member of the ACFE Advisory Council), I take pride in contributing to the progress of the audit and anti-fraud professions.
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