Completing a process review to improve controls seems straightforward enough. Why would you need a fraud specialist for that? Sounds like a waste of resources if you ask me.
Haha, I'm sure the suspected fraudster is just 'misunderstood' and didn't mean to embezzle all that money. Better call in a mind reader instead of a fraud specialist!
Interrogating a suspected fraudster requires special skills and knowledge that a typical internal auditor may not possess. A fraud specialist would be essential in this case.
Planning an engagement where fraud is suspected seems like the most logical choice. You'll need a fraud specialist to provide guidance and expertise in this sensitive situation.
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