Corporate Scandals
Penalties
Classifications of Fraud
Sports Scandals
Theories
100

This company was based in Houston Texas and was audited by Arthur Andersen until 2001.

What is Enron

100

This Enron executive passed away before his sentencing (If he was sentenced, he could have faced up to 45 years of prison time.)

Who is Kenneth Lay

100

Intentional misstatement or omission of material facts in the financial statements to deceive stakeholders.

What is Financial statement fraud

100

NFL controversy involving the allegation that Tom Brady ordered the deliberate deflation of footballs used in the AFC Championship Game of the 2014-15 NFL Playoffs.

What is Deflategate

100

Theory in which one acts solely in their own self-interest

What is Ethical egosim

200

This was the largest Ponzi Scheme ever.

What was Bernie Madoff Scheme

200

The amount of of money Rita Crundwell embezzled leading to her sentencing of 19 years and 7 months

What was 53.7 Million

200

A form of internal fraud where employees use their position to steal cash or other assets from the company.

What is Misappropriation of assets

200

This NCAA football program received the first modern “death penalty” due to many serious violations including a slush fund used for "under the table" payments to players and their families to entice them to come play.

What is Southern Methodist University (SMU)

200

Produces the greatest good for the greatest number of people

What is Utilitarian Theory

300

The CEO of this company sold $75 million worth of stock the day before posting a huge loss, triggering a SEC investigation.

What is HealthSouth

300

Allen Stanford, CEO and Chairman of Stanford Financial Group, was convicted for fraud in the amount of 7 billion in 2012. What was the amount of time in prison he was convicted for? 24, 76 or 110 years?

110 years

300

This classification refers to deceptive business practices that causes the consumer to suffer financial fraud or other losses. Examples include phishing, identity theft, and pyramid schemes.

What is Consumer Fraud

300

MLB all-time hit leader who is currently banned for life due to betting infractions he admitted to in 2004.

Who is Pete Rose

300

Theory that emphasizes character in morals rather than doing one’s duty

What is Virtue Ethics