Fraud Prevention - What Should Your Board be Asking? (Webinar)
Who is it for and what is it about?
Housing associations face increasingly complex fraud risks, from procurement fraud and conflicts of interest to sophisticated cyber scams and business email compromise.
While management are responsible for implementing controls, Boards play a key role in overseeing fraud risk, setting the tone from the top and ensuring appropriate prevention measures are in place.
Recent legislation, including the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) and the Corporate Criminal Offence (CCO), has reinforced expectations for organisational accountability. The focus is now on demonstrating that reasonable, proportionate steps have been taken to prevent fraud through effective governance, strong controls and ongoing oversight.
This webinar is designed for those with governance, leadership, risk management and assurance responsibilities within Registered Social Landlords (RSLs).
Webinar Content
• The current fraud landscape facing housing associations
• The Board’s role in fraud prevention, oversight and assurance
• Governance responsibilities under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) and Corporate Criminal Offence (CCO) legislation
• Fraud risk assessment and the importance of effective internal controls
• Organisational culture, tone from the top and fraud awareness
• Assurance, monitoring and reporting arrangements
• Key questions Boards should be asking to strengthen fraud prevention
Learning Outcomes
By attending this webinar, you will:
• Understand the latest fraud risks affecting housing associations.
• Clarify the Board’s role in preventing, detecting and responding to fraud.
• Learn how to assess whether your organisation has effective and proportionate fraud prevention arrangements in place.
Webinar date: 26/08/26
Delivery: Remote delivery
Trainers: David Archibald and Emma Tilley
Cost: Member FREE / Non-Member £25
Book your place HERE or email info@share.org.uk