Application of Forensic Audit: An Investigative Tool to Combat With Banking Frauds
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.aThis paper examines the trend of frauds and the various causes plaguing the Indian banking sector. The study endeavors to throw light on the introduction of the forensic audit for the investigation of the banking frauds and quantify the financial loss of the banking institutions.Downloads
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