Corporate Fraud in Japan: Risk Management and Governance
In recent years, numerous incidents of corporate fraud have been reported in Japan. These have occurred at a number of world-famous Japanese companies, including Toshiba, Olympus, and Kobe Steel, among others. Needless to say, these companies already had a risk management system in place; the problem here is why these systems didn’t function.
On this issue, this book investigates eight incidents of corporate fraud in Japanese corporations, based on third-party investigation reports. It explores common problems in corporate governance and internal control systems present in these incidents, and discusses why these companies’ three lines of defense let them down. These observations are valuable for readers worldwide who study corporate governance, risk management, and business management.
Takashi Yasuoka was a Professor in the Graduate School of Engineering Management at the Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan, where he was a full-time faculty member from 2009 to March 2019. He is working in the field of financial engineering and risk management, and his recent studies have focused on corporate fraud. He has authored four books, and contributed to a further four. He holds a BS in Mathematics from Osaka University, an MS in Mathematics from Kobe University, and a PhD in Mathematical Science from Kyushu University, all of which are in Japan.
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