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Forensic Lens

by KPMG Australia

Join Dean Mitchell, KPMG’s forensics specialist and host of Forensic Lens, as he discusses the intriguing world of fraud, deception, and corporate crime and what drives white collar criminals to deception.

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Episodes

  1. Journey into the dark web of cyber deception (Ep11)

    In the deep, darkest corners of the web, highly organised, skilled cybercriminals and gangs coordinate cyberattacks and run ransomware operations and malicious software hijacks. These ruthless, financially motivated, destructive acts of deception bring companies, individuals, and nations to their...

  2. The deceptive crimes of modern slavery (Ep10)

    Today, across the world, over 40 million people are victims of modern slavery. Of those, 25 million are in forced labour. One in four victims are children, and 71 percent are women and girls. From child labour, domestic servitude, and debt bondage to trafficking people, these are some of the...

  3. Digital deception in the shadows of cyberspace (Ep9)

    Cybercrime has led nations into war and companies into economic peril. From coordinated cyber attacks by cartels and identity thefts, to the exponential rise of highly sophisticated military nature ransomware ambushes that take data hostage – these are just a handful of threats businesses, global...

  4. Exposed: Stock scams and fraud (Ep8)

    Australians have one of the highest numbers of share ownership globally, with a majority of our retirement funds invested in shares through super. So when deception strikes the share market, there’s no doubt its catastrophic impact can wipe out billions from corporations, lead to job losses and…

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  5. Conflicts, ethical dilemmas and deception in the boardroom (Ep7)

    When putting someone in a role where they have more privilege, power, and status to drive decision-making and shape a corporation's future, it comes as no surprise that good and ethical behaviour isn't always guaranteed. In this podcast episode, go behind the boardroom door with host, KPMG’s Dean...

  6. Prosecuting cartels: The inside story with Rod Sims (Ep6)

    Worldwide and in Australia, cartels eradicate fair competition in the marketplace to steal billions of hard-earned dollars from consumers, harming businesses and our economy. From poaching customers, rigging tenders to price-fixing – how does our system work to detect and prosecute the corporate...

  7. Deception and the misuse of power by corrupt corporations (Ep5)

    Corruption is the fourth biggest economy in the world. From money laundering and foreign bribery to embezzlement and corporate corruption, find out how those in a position of authority use their status and power to mastermind and manipulate the system to influence favourable outcomes for their...

  8. Cops Vs. Crooks: The battle of wits with Dave Owens (Ep4)

    What do the crooks at the big end of town have in common with everyday criminals? Would we consider white-collar criminals the most intelligent kind of offenders? What are the signature behaviours of the corporate criminal and what drives them to defraud millions? Plus, learn how investigators,...

  9. Inside the interview room: Conversations with Professor Becky Milne (Ep3)

    In this podcast episode, KPMG's Dean Mitchell and Becky Milne – Professor of Forensic Psychology take you behind closed doors of interview rooms. Hear a very revealing conversation on investigative questioning techniques, the role of psychology, and how interpersonal skills, stress management,...

  10. Corporate psychopaths and tricksters of trust in the workplace (Ep2)

    Corporate psychopaths. Tricksters of trust. Master manipulators. Coercers and fraudsters. Get inside the minds of deceptive people in the corporate world. Discover the different types of fraudster personas at work. Learn about their emotional reactions when their lies and deceptive behaviour are...

  11. The truth behind why people lie and deceive (Ep1)

    Are humans born to deceive? Is lying necessary in everyday life? If deceptive behaviour is thrust upon people, does this make it acceptable? Our 1st episode reveals it all in an intriguing conversation hosted by KPMG’s Dean Mitchell. Together with Forensic Psychologist Oscar Williams, uncover the...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Join Dean Mitchell, KPMG’s forensics specialist and host of Forensic Lens, as he discusses the intriguing world of fraud, deception, and corporate crime and what drives white collar criminals to deception.

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Join Dean Mitchell, KPMG’s forensics specialist and host of Forensic Lens, as he discusses the intriguing world of fraud, deception, and corporate crime and what drives white collar criminals to deception.

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Forensic Lens is created and hosted by KPMG Australia.
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