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the 
directors
make the report. If the directors do not do so, or if the fraud casts doubt on the integrity of the 
directors, the auditors should make the report themselves. 
If the auditors take the view that the financial statements are affected by fraud or error, they should 
qualify their report accordingly. 
It is the responsibility of the 
directors 
to take reasonable steps to detect and prevent fraud and error. 
 
6
Money laundering 
The growth of globalisation has created more opportunities for money laundering which governments 
and international bodies are trying to combat with legislation. 
One of the side effects of globalisation and the free movement of capital has been the growth in 
money 
laundering
.
Money laundering 
constitutes any financial transactions whose purpose is to conceal the origins of the 
proceeds of criminal activity. 
Money laundering
is used by organised crime and terrorist organisations but it is also used in order to 
avoid the payment of taxes or to distort accounting information. Money laundering involves therefore a 
number of agents and entities from criminals and terrorists to companies and corrupt officials or states 
as well as tax havens.
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IDENTIFYING AND PREVENTING FRAUD 
 
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6.1 Risks associated with a company's products and services 
Some businesses are at higher risk than others of money laundering. For example, businesses dealing in 
luxury items of high value can be at risk of the products being resold through the black market or 
returned to the retailer in exchange for a legitimate cheque from them. 
The increasing complexity of financial crime and its increase has prompted national governments and 
the European Union to legislate and regulate the conduct of transactions.
6.2 The effects of regulation
The following information relates specifically to European companies but similar regulations exist in 
other countries. 
Affected companies must assess the risk of money laundering in their business and take necessary 
action to alleviate this risk.
6.2.1 Assessing risk – the risk-based approach 
The risk-based approach consists of a number of steps. 

Identifying the money laundering risks that are relevant to the business 

Carrying out a detailed risk assessment on such areas as customer behaviour and delivery 
channels 

Designing and implementing controls to manage and reduce any identified risks 

Monitor the effectiveness of these controls and make improvements where necessary 

Maintain records of actions taken and reasons for these actions 
The time and cost of carrying out such assessments will depend on the size and complexity of the 
business but will require considerable effort to ensure compliance with regulations. 
6.2.2 Assessing the customer base 
Businesses with certain types of customers are more at risk of money laundering activities and will 
therefore be required to take more stringent action to protect themselves. Types of customers that pose a 
risk include the following. 

New customers carrying out large, one-off transactions 

Customers who have been introduced by a third party who may not have assessed their risk 
potential thoroughly 

Customers who aren't local 

Customers whose businesses handle large amounts of cash 
Other customers who might pose a risk include those who are unwilling to provide identification and 
who enter into transactions that do not make commercial sense. Before companies commence business 
dealings with a customer, they should conduct suitable customer due diligence. 
6.2.3 Customer due diligence 
This is an official term for taking steps to check that customers are who they say they are. In practice, 
the best and easiest way to do this is to ask for official documents or details from these, for example 
company registration details. For individuals a passport or driving licence, together with utility bills and 
bank statements, would suffice.
If customers are acting on behalf of a third party, it is important to identify who the third party is. 
6.2.4 Applying customer due diligence 
Businesses should apply customer due diligence whenever they feel it necessary but as a minimum in 
any of the following circumstances. 
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