Deconstructing the Minds of White-Collar Criminals

EPISODE · Jul 3, 2024 · 32 MIN

Deconstructing the Minds of White-Collar Criminals

from Fraud Eats Strategy · host Scott Moritz

In this episode, we delve into the psychology of white-collar criminals. White-criminal criminals are often treated differently than other categories of criminals which provokes a response unlike other crimes. White-collar criminals are not better than or more deserving of leniency than other categories of criminal, it’s just that they are wired differently and understanding that fact can better position us to help safeguard organizations from the types of crimes that white-collar criminals commit. Joining Scott on today's episode are two experts on the subject of white-collar crime psychology, Nicolas Bourtin and Eugene Soltes.   For more information visit: https://whitecollarforensic.com

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