Global economic crime survey
2011 Findings
PwC's sixth Global economic crime survey examines the causes and effects of fraud worldwide, focusing on the growing threat of cybercrime. A decade on and the fraud risk continues to rise. Our survey shows that economic crime is persistent and that organisations need to be vigilant and proactive when fighting fraud.
Previous survey reports
The 2011 Global economic crime survey was completed by 3,877 respondents from 78 countries, making it one of the largest and most comprehensive studies of economic crime available to businesses.
Use this archive of past surveys to see how the economic crime trends have changed over time.
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Tony Parton, William Beer and Professor Peter Sommer discuss the impact of cybercrime.
