Fraud is an ever-present concern in government financial management, and it is constantly evolving. How are new technologies changing the face of fraud, and what effect do they have on our ability to detect, prevent and address it? What do financial managers need to know about fraud schemes and related trends? Ultimately, how can we design programs to reduce the risk and incidence of fraud to increase trust in government, now and tomorrow?

Articles include:

• Surveying the Field of Fraud: What Financial Managers Need to Know to Stay Ahead
• The Urgency of Winning the War On Fraud
• Federal Program Fraud in Minnesota: Lessons Learned for Single Audit Act Improvement and Fraud Risk Management in Federal Programs
• Bias in the Loop: How Human Judgment Shapes AI-assisted Anti-fraud Work
• Strengthening Fraud Prevention Through a Dynamic, Analytics-driven Accounting Education

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