A chief financial officer of a corporation who commits fraud while acting on behalf of the corporation commits individual occupational fraud rather than corporate fraud.

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When a chief financial officer (CFO) commits fraud while acting on behalf of the corporation, it is considered corporate fraud because the actions are taken within the scope of their employment and for the benefit of the corporation, not just individual occupational fraud.

A Chief Financial Officer of a Corporation Who Commits Fraud