The Internal Review of Corporate Deviance

Conclusion

This book documents and analyses the often challenging and problematic work of corporate investigators in the examination of suspected wrongdoing committed by internal offenders. It has attempted to highlight that an internal corporate investigation which employs fraud examiners often serves the purpose of finding answers to complex operational questions. This appears to particularly be the case when whistleblowers, the media, or other sources within the public sphere claim misconduct in organizations. Which in turn leads to the accused organizations in both the private and public sector tend to hiring specialist corporate investigators to conduct independent internal reviews to defend potentially dangerous allegations of deviance, ...