Fraud Triangle Theory

Fraud Triangle Theory

Fraud Triangle Theory: The Fraud Triangle theory explains the three factors that contribute to an individual’s decision to commit fraud: opportunity, pressure, and rationalization. According to the theory, when an individual perceives an opportunity to commit fraud, faces financial or personal pressure, and can justify their actions, they may be more likely to engage in fraudulent behavior. Understanding the Fraud Triangle helps organizations identify risks and implement measures to prevent fraud.