Fraud Perception in the Turkish Business Community 2026 Report to Be Released on 7 October
CerebraFraud Perception in the Turkish Business Community 2026, conducted by Cerebra in collaboration with TEİD and carried out by FutureBright Group, brings together the views and experiences of 1,066 professionals. The study explores fraud risk in Türkiye across economic pressures, digitalisation, ethical culture, corporate practices and whistleblowing.
Cerebra, in collaboration with the Ethics and Reputation Society (TEİD), will release the “Fraud Perception in the Turkish Business Community 2026 Report” on 7 October 2026. The study was conducted by FutureBright Group.
The study aims to better understand areas of fraud risk that may not yet be fully visible within organisations, may remain insufficiently discussed, or may develop into more significant risks over time. In this context, it brings together the perceptions, experiences and assessments of professionals from different sectors and management levels regarding fraud risk and existing corporate practices.
Based on the views of 1,066 participants from a wide range of sectors, functions and management levels, the study focuses on topics including economic conditions, digitalization and technology, human resources and recruitment practices, ethical culture and corporate practices, as well as fraud perception and experience.
At the heart of the study is a key question: How effectively do organisations recognise fraud risk, and to what extent are they able to translate this awareness into day-to-day practices?
The Fraud Perception in the Turkish Business Community 2026 study aims to provide a broader perspective on fraud risk and encourage organisations to reassess their own practices.
