Fraud detection using operational risk modelling with incomplete data
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University of Pretoria
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Systems and processes may fail and employees can engage in fraudulent ac-tivities that can go unnoticed for a very long time and the resulting losses can be very high and catastrophic to an institution. Setting a minimum threshold or a level of completeness will not guarantee that all losses above this point will be reported. In order to model operational risk data, a method that does not depend on the level of completeness is suggested. This can be done by introducing a de-tection probability that is combined with the underlying loss distribution to give a 3-parameter gamma distribution and fitted to a simulated dataset. It is found that the methodology is able to accurately estimate parameters when the data is incomplete.
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Dissertation (MSc (Actuarial Science))--University of Pretoria, 2019.
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UCTD, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Loss data analysis, Operational risk, Level of completion, Frau detection, Gutenburg-Richter b-value
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SDG-16: Peace,justice and strong institutions
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