WEB SEMINAR ARCHIVE

Originally broadcast on June 25, 2009

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Economic Pressures Call for Finance Executives to Monitor Employee Spend and Eliminate Fraud

Instances of inappropriate or fraudulent employee expense claims can increase during a difficult economic environment. Without realizing the potential consequences, employees are sometimes tempted to “fudge” claims of discretionary spending that lead directly to company losses. And with the average loss from expense claim fraud estimated by a 2008 Report to the Nation on Occupations Fraud & Abuse to be about $25k over the course of 2 years, no organization can afford this type of exposure.

Attend this web seminar from Treasury & Risk and sponsored by Concur to learn how:

· Technology advances can help control employee spending, while providing tracking and transparency needed for accounting and expense management

· Automated processes can establish proper controls and encourage employee behavior to eliminate most T&E fraud.

· Audit resources can create synergy with automated controls to deliver a total picture of health of your compliance and policies.

An Economist Intelligence Unit study reports that 92% of finance executives surveyed say they plan to make major improvements to their financial reporting, control and regulatory compliance. Use this web seminar to gain insight into leading this charge.

Featured speakers:

	Monica A. Stavoe VP US Commercial Card American Express Global Corporate Services VIEW BIO
	Beth N. Brennan Strategic Marketing Manager Concur VIEW BIO

Moderated by John DeCesare, Publisher, Treasury & Risk

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