2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.eswa.2023.122156
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Financial fraud detection using graph neural networks: A systematic review

Soroor Motie,
Bijan Raahemi
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“…Enterprises should establish a perfect system of job responsibilities and authority, implement the principle of separation of duties, and ensure that each link in the financial process has the corresponding internal control measures to supervise [5]. In addition, internal control can also improve employees' awareness of internal control and enhance their consciousness of complying with internal regulations through regular training and communication.…”
Section: The Influence Mechanism Of Internal Control On Financial Fra...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Enterprises should establish a perfect system of job responsibilities and authority, implement the principle of separation of duties, and ensure that each link in the financial process has the corresponding internal control measures to supervise [5]. In addition, internal control can also improve employees' awareness of internal control and enhance their consciousness of complying with internal regulations through regular training and communication.…”
Section: The Influence Mechanism Of Internal Control On Financial Fra...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These fraudulent schemes, such as insurance fraud and sophisticated skimming techniques, are designed to secure illicit financial gains ( Cheah, Yang & Lee, 2023 ). According to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) report in 2022, there were over 91,190 fraud reports, with victims suffering losses exceeding $531 million ( Motie & Raahemi, 2023 ). This underscores the substantial monetary losses and erosion of trust in financial institutions caused by financial fraud.…”
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