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Introduction

  • Introduction to the CFE credential.
  • Overview of the four main areas of the CFE exam.
  • Study strategies and resources.

Understanding Fraud

  • Definition and types of fraud.
  • The fraud triangle: Pressure, Opportunity, Rationalization.
  • Overview of occupational fraud.

Financial Transactions Basics

  • Basic accounting and auditing concepts.
  • Understanding financial statements.
  • Introduction to financial transaction cycles.

Fraud Schemes Overview

  • Asset misappropriation schemes.
  • Corruption schemes.
  • Financial statement fraud.

Asset Misappropriation Schemes

  • Cash theft.
  • Inventory and other asset theft.
  • Billing and payroll schemes.

Financial Statement Fraud

  • Revenue recognition schemes.
  • Improper disclosures.
  • Asset valuation fraud.

Legal Elements of Fraud

  • Understanding the legal system.
  • Elements of fraud and related offenses.
  • Civil and criminal fraud.

Fraudulent Financial Transactions

  • Money laundering.
  • Bankruptcy fraud.
  • Securities fraud.

Legal Considerations in Fraud Examination

  • Evidence collection and preservation.
  • Expert witness testimony.
  • Legal rights of the accused.

Regulatory Environment

  • Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
  • Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
  • Anti-money laundering regulations.

Fraud Investigation Techniques

  • Planning and conducting fraud examinations.
  • Interviewing techniques.
  • Gathering evidence.

Investigative Tools and Techniques

  • Digital forensics.
  • Surveillance.
  • Undercover operations.

Data Analysis in Fraud Investigations

  • Using data analytics to detect fraud.
  • Analyzing financial statements.
  • Identifying red flags.

Reporting and Testifying

  • Writing investigative reports.
  • Preparing for trial.
  • Testifying in court.

Developing Fraud Prevention Programs

  • Creating a fraud risk assessment.
  • Implementing internal controls.
  • Promoting ethical behavior in organizations.

 Exam Review and Practice Test

  • Review of key concepts from all four sections.
  • Practice questions and test-taking strategies.
  • Final Q&A session.

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Fundamental knowledge of accounting principles and financial transactions.

Audience

  • Aspiring fraud examiners.
  • Professionals in accounting, auditing, law enforcement, and compliance.
  • Internal auditors.
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