Ensure the objectivity of the fraud investigation function by observing the code of ethics and IIA standards.
Manage relationships with other divisions to enhance fraud investigations’ reliability and agility of data gathering
Maintain effective interaction with other A&R functions
Support the design and implementation of fraud prevention metrics to measure current processes or procedural changes relative to fraud.
Lead various forensic investigations across MTNIrancell (operational, it, financial)
Verify systems and processes at clients utilizing electronic tools to detect fraud
Research and document current procedures and processes that are high-risk areas and subject to future investigation and feedback to the fraud prevention team for implementation of necessary controls
Investigate allegations of fraud and corruption and provide a report
Provide consultation to management concerning fraud risk management and control portfolios
Research, document, and implement industry best practices with regard to fraud prevention and detection
Establish and maintain policies and procedures for the forensic function including the accumulation and reporting of incidences.
Plan and organize the work of the investigation teams
Ensure ongoing adherence to audit methodologies and standards (IIAS)
Perform complex, non-standard ad hoc requests for fraud investigation
Produce a report for a disciplinary hearing or court case in collaboration with HR and other involved parties
Perform forensic audits and reports in accordance with the assignments’ terms of reference
Ensure segregation of duties, access controls are set on a need-to-know basis, and other best practice controls are in place.
Provide input in the preparation of audit committee papers
Gather factual evidence to support/refute allegations of misconduct
Recommend changes to products and services based on the analysis of the trends and patterns identified for fraud management.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Internal Auditing, Risk Management, or related fields; a degree in Information Technology, Finance, Accounting, or other Business-related areas is required.
Possession of an auditing qualification (CIA, CISA, etc.).
Possession of a forensic audit qualification, such as Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), and Certified Computer Forensic Examiner (CCFE).
Professional accountancy qualifications (CA, ACCA, CPA, etc.).
Fluent in English.
At least 5 years of managerial experience in a business environment; with experience in supervising/managing others; 3 years of forensic experience of which a significant portion should include fraud prevention.
Experience working in a medium to large organization.
Experience in fraud management in a telecommunication environment.