Large schemes hit by opportunistic fraud

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More than one in ten large UK schemes has suffered fraud over the past two years, with member transactions the most vulnerable area for fraudulent activities, research suggests.

The research - published by accountancy firm Baker Tilly - showed 12% of schemes with more than 10,000 members were hit by fraud over the last two years compared to zero incidents for schemes with ...

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