12/16/2013 – Stanford study urges more accurate estimates of financial fraud

A Stanford Center on Longevity study describes the roadblocks to obtaining accurate financial fraud estimates – victims are often reluctant to speak up – and suggests ways to improve the national tracking of such incidents.

“Without accurate and reliable estimates of fraud,” wrote Martha Deevy, director of the Financial Security Division at the Stanford Center on Longevity, “it is difficult to understand what works or does not work to protect victims from harm.”

Read the full article at Stanford Report.