Endah Martiningrum Keywords finance management project development project implementation and monitoring accounting Indonesia Read more about Endah Martiningrum Endah Martiningrum is in charge of formulating strategies, policies and guidelines regarding financing settlement, accounting, and project monitoring. Ms. Endah achieved her master degree in Master of Business Administration in International Management, International University of Japan.
Geoff Stoddart Keywords finance expenditure procurement audit accounting Read more about Geoff Stoddart Geoff Stoddart is a Chartered Accountant. He graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Otago and in1990 was admitted to membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of New Zealand. He is also a member of the Executor & Trustee Institute of Australia & New Zealand.
Robert Merton Keywords economics finance accounting MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology finance theory including lifecycle and retirement finance optimal portfolio selection capital asset pricing derivative securities pricing credit risk loan guarantees financial innovation institutional change dynamics measuring and managing macro-financial systemic risk Read more about Robert Merton Robert C. Merton is the School of Management Distinguished Professor of Finance at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the John and Natty McArthur University Professor Emeritus at Harvard University. His research focuses on finance theory, including lifecycle and retirement finance, optimal portfolio selection, capital asset pricing, pricing of derivative securities, credit risk, loan guarantees, financial innovation, the dynamics of institutional change, and improving the methods of measuring and managing macro-financial systemic risk.
Financial Statement Fraud Read more about Financial Statement Fraud This presentation explains how errors and manipulations arise, and enumerates the types of financial statement frauds and analysis.
Independent Due Diligence Read more about Independent Due Diligence Due diligence is a pre-requisite in identifying frauds and irregularities. This presentation provides helpful sources to verify accuracy of information and actual cases of irregularities detected through due diligence.
Procurement Irregularities in ADB Projects and Lessons Learned from Procurement-Related Reviews Read more about Procurement Irregularities in ADB Projects and Lessons Learned from Procurement-Related Reviews The Asian Development Bank closely looks into each project it supports through Project Procurement-Related Reviews. These reviews offer internal controls, identify irregularities, inspect project outputs, and recommend enhancements.
Financial Statement Fraud Read more about Financial Statement Fraud This presentation explains how errors and manipulations arise, and enumerates the types of financial statement frauds and analysis.
Professional Skepticism Read more about Professional Skepticism This presentation tackles the relevance of professional skepticism in forensic accounting.
Why Are We Here? Read more about Why Are We Here? This presentation explains the rationale behind the Forensic Accounting Workshop and how corruption affects the projects supported by Asian Development Bank.
Forensic Accounting Workshop in Bhutan Read more about Forensic Accounting Workshop in Bhutan The workshop mainly provided information on the Anticorruption Policy and related procedures of Asian Development Bank (ADB). Similarly, it served as a venue to share knowledge and experiences on fraud prevention and detection techniques, financial reporting, and audit requirements relevant to ADB projects. It was also an opportunity for the participants to exchange anticorruption efforts with supreme audit institutions, anticorruption commissions, and auditors from the private sector.