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• Figure 2: The Fraud Risk Management Framework

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• Figure 4: Key Elements of the Fraud Risk Assessment Process

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• Figure 7: Examples of Controls and Activities to Prevent, Detect, and Respond to Fraud

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• Figure 6: Incorporating Feedback to Continually Adapt Fraud Risk Management Activities

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• Figure 1: Interdependent and Mutually Reinforcing Categories of Fraud Control Activities

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• Figure 3: Example of Two-Dimensional Risk Matrices

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• Figure 5: Potential Responses to Fraud Risks Based on Assessed Likelihood, Impact, and Risk Tolerance

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