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Expense fraud remains a pressing problem for companies globally, especially with the economic downturn brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. With an estimated 13.2% contraction of the economy in the latter half of 2020, the onset of the pandemic has brought about Singapore’s worst economic recession to date.¹ Expense fraud further contributes to significant economic losses for companies that fail to detect it, making it more crucial now than ever to tackle this challenge.

Mileage expenses make up a large part of the travel expense report. Some employers require you to drive your vehicle for business travel to manage its professional mission and offer you mileage allowances in exchange for using your vehicle. Other companies often provide such benefits in the form of a per-mile reimbursement plan or a fixed amount per vehicle.

Today we want to share with you the second episode of Jenji Insights: Interview with our team member. In the monthly interview series, you can go behind the scenes of Jenji to learn more about the people that make it happen. Today our guest is Chee Leong, Head of APAC Region, based in Singapore.

Large corporate frauds have shaken both the private and public sectors in recent decades. The negative consequences of these frauds are significant, but difficult to quantify and measure. Their consequences are often financially and reputationally damaging to organizations and therefore not widely reported.