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Financial Aid Pressure Points: Evolving Compliance, Growing Fraud Threats, and What Institutions Should Do Now

Join Deloitte and Steptoe & Johnson for a webinar designed for compliance and financial aid leaders, CFOs, risk professionals, and general counsel, which will examine why financial aid compliance is increasingly central to institutional stability, student trust, and public confidence. The discussion will address how noncompliance can create financial, regulatory, operational, and negative reputational exposure leading to external program reviews. Speakers will also explore emerging fraud patterns including identity-related risks, application-process vulnerabilities, control gaps, staffing constraints, and decentralized operations. There will also be a focused discussion around practical approaches to prevention, investigation, and response strategy for growing fraud threats. The session will highlight the broader costs of fraud, including financial losses, staff time, reputational damage, and potential loss of funding.

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