Oshkosh, Wis. – First National Bank-Fox Valley, a privately held community bank, recently examined several case studies on business fraud to offer the business community added fraud preventation tips for February.
The studies focused on common sense steps to avoid business fraud. Tips were posted on the company’s blog, “FNB-Fox Valley Blog” and background was generated from reputable sources such as the FBI, Bloomberg Businessweek, TheStreet, Journal of Accountancy and Inc.com .
Tips focused on conducting employee background and credit checks, considering surprise audits, and creating and enforcing a fraud policy.
“I would recommend that your fraud policy incorporates cash management solutions available from your bank,” FNB-Fox Valley Senior Vice President Wenda Roycraft said.
About FNB-Fox Valley:
Established in 1887, First National Bank-Fox Valley is one of the oldest banks in the Fox Cities. The privately held community bank offers a full array of retail, mortgage and commercial services and products. FNB-Fox Valley offers full service banking to businesses and residents throughout the Fox Valley, including: advanced online banking options, customized lending to meet the client’s unique needs as well as treasury and cash management services. With approximately $309 million in assets, FNB-Fox Valley has 64 employees and operates in Appleton, Neenah, Menasha and Oshkosh. For more information, visit: https://www.fnbfoxvalley.com .
