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1. Define the Scope and Objectives:
   Clearly outline the scope of  the investigation, including the timeframe, assets or funds involved, and the primary objectives, such as identifying the root causes, responsible parties, and recovery options.
2. Assemble an Investigation Team:
   Form a cross-functional investigation team comprising individuals with expertise in areas such as finance, operations, legal, security, and internal audit.
3. Preserve Evidence:
   Immediately secure and preserve all relevant evidence, including documents, financial records, electronic data, surveillance footage, and witness statements. Ensure that evidence is not tampered with or destroyed.
4. Interview Witnesses and Key Personnel:
   Conduct interviews with employees, contractors, or other relevant individuals who may have knowledge of the incident. Document their statements and maintain confidentiality.
5. Forensic Analysis:
   If necessary, engage forensic experts to conduct a detailed financial analysis or digital forensic investigation to uncover potential fraud or financial discrepancies.
6. Root Cause Analysis:
   Identify the underlying causes of the loss. This may involve analysing internal controls, process weaknesses, human errors, or intentional misconduct.
7. Mitigation and Recovery:
   Develop strategies to mitigate ongoing losses and recover as much of the lost value as possible. This may involve legal actions, insurance claims, or changes in internal controls.
8. Corrective Actions:
   Develop and implement corrective actions based on the investigation recommendation to prevent similar losses in the future. This may involve revising policies, strengthening controls, and enhancing training program