International Fraud & Asset Tracing (3rd Edition), France

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In this Guide:

- Introduction

- Managing the Internal Investigation

- Disclosure from Third Parties

- Steps to Preserve Assets/Documents

- Civil Proceedings

- Anti-Bribery/Anti-Corruption Legislation

- Excerpt from Introduction:

1. INTRODUCTION –

In France, according to a recent survey, 55 per cent of interviewed companies have identifi ed at least one case of fraud in 2014 (Pwc 2014 report ‘La fraude en entreprise’; see also KPMG 2013 report ‘Global Profi les of the Fraudster’).

Originally published in the European Lawyer Reference Series - March 2015.

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