
Risk framework design that includes roles, controls and monitoring that should be reviewed throughout this course to determine which areas of your department or organisation requires further assessment or compliance procedures
Explore how organized crime infiltrates legitimate and counterfeit product supply chains through intermediaries across manufacture, transport, landlords, and sales, with corruption, bribery, and visas enabling entry.
Explain how white collar crime encompasses fraud, bribery, insider trading, embezzlement, and money laundering in public procurement, including cartels that fix bids and rig markets.
Reveal how corrupt relationships and power abuse influence procurement in direct awards and tender manipulation, spanning low-level and grand corruption, including bid rigging by cartels and officials.
Strengthen asset management with warehousing, tracking, and movement registers to prevent loss and procurement fraud. Implement auditable data, segregation of duties, authorisation for requisitions, and regular asset register audits.
This course gives students an insight into organised crime groups including a comparison to white collar crime and how on occasions are used to support criminal activity by both groups. We outline how organised crime groups can diversify into legal business and how their supply chains are created and used, how corruption and other methods are used to infiltrate public procurement and risk mitigation that can be used to identify and mitigate organised crime risk within procurement.