Fraud rarely arrives with a warning. One day your charity is focused on delivering services and supporting beneficiaries. The next, you're dealing with missing funds, difficult questions from trustees, regulatory reporting requirements and concerns from donors, staff and stakeholders. What happens in the first few hours and days can have a significant impact on your ability to investigate, recover losses and maintain trust.

Join specialists from RSM and Edmonds Marshall McMahon for a practical discussion on how charities can respond when fraud is suspected or discovered. Drawing on real-world forensic, legal and charity sector experience, we'll explore the immediate actions leaders should take, common mistakes to avoid and the longer-term steps that can help reduce the risk of it happening again.

You'll also hear about recovery and prosecution options available to charities, including alternatives where police resources may be limited, followed by a live panel discussion and audience Q&A.

What you'll learn

• When fraud is suspected, act fast
• The immediate steps to take and how to preserve evidence.
• Protect your charity and its reputation
• Governance, reporting and communication issues every leadership team should consider.
• Turn an incident into a learning opportunity.
• How to identify root causes and strengthen controls for the future.
• Understand your recovery options.
• An overview of recovery, private prosecution and other legal routes.

Designed for trustees, chief executives, finance leaders and governance professionals, this webinar will help you understand what matters most when every decision counts.

If you have any questions regarding the event, please email info@rsmuk.com.

We will use your personal information to give you access to the webinar. For more info about how we handle your personal information, see our privacy policy.