Benefits

People and organisations join the Fraud Advisory Panel because they care about fraud, want to do something about it, and to exchange intelligence, information and insights in the process.

Benefits of membership include:

	Public interest Work to address the concerns of business, the professions and the general public.
	Multi-disciplinary committees Participate in multi-disciplinary committees and special project groups covering asset recovery, cybercrime, fraud investigation and legal process, fraud prevention and detection and legislative review.
	Regular events Receive preferential rates for conferences, seminars and workshops on a range of fraud-related topics, including access to some valuable training and updating events free of charge.
	Members’ website Access our members’ only website for comprehensive information on the Panel and its activities.
	E-bulletin and publicationsKeep informed of Panel activities and new developments in the anti-fraud arena through our quarterly e-newsletter. Receive a complimentary copy of our annual review.
	Networking Opportunities to network and exchange information with like-minded anti-fraud professionals from the public, private and third sectors.
	Policy developmentContribute to the development of public policy via the Panel’s proposals and recommendations to government.
	Membership Become involved in a highly respected and influential organisation.

Corporate members also receive:

	Multiple representation Have up to 20 individuals involved in our activities under your membership.
	Discounted rates Receive preferential rates to FAP seminars, conferences and seminars for all company employees.
	Member logo Publicly demonstrate your support of the Panel with a special ‘corporate member’ logo on company stationery and websites.
	Public recognition Acknowledgement as a corporate member in dedicated listings on our website and in our annual review.
	Training session Receive a complimentary one-hour training session on a fraud-related subject of your choice.