Fraud prevention: How to catch the colluders
Taha Lokhandwala tackles the growing issue of inside jobs
Taha Lokhandwala looks at increases in scheme fraud and the growing problems of collusion by those working within pension funds.
Fraud often pops in and out of the minds of trustees. Overall it costs the UK economy £73bn a year according to the National Fraud Authority. In pensions specifically the consensus is it’s on the rise....
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