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 Duration 70 hours

Course Outline

Introduction

  • Overview of the CFE credential
  • Summary of the four primary domains of the CFE exam
  • Effective study strategies and available resources

Concepts of Fraud

  • Definitions and classifications of fraud
  • The fraud triangle: Pressure, Opportunity, and Rationalization
  • Introduction to occupational fraud

Foundations of Financial Transactions

  • Core accounting and auditing concepts
  • Interpreting financial statements
  • Basics of financial transaction cycles

Overview of Fraud Schemes

  • Asset misappropriation methods
  • Corruption-related schemes
  • Financial statement manipulation

Asset Misappropriation Schemes

  • Cash theft techniques
  • Theft of inventory and other assets
  • Billing and payroll fraud schemes

Financial Statement Fraud

  • Revenue recognition manipulation
  • Inadequate or misleading disclosures
  • Fraudulent asset valuation

Legal Aspects of Fraud

  • Navigating the legal system
  • Key elements of fraud and associated offenses
  • Differences between civil and criminal fraud

Fraudulent Financial Activities

  • Money laundering practices
  • Bankruptcy fraud
  • Securities fraud

Legal Frameworks in Fraud Examination

  • Collecting and preserving evidence
  • Providing expert witness testimony
  • Understanding the rights of the accused

Regulatory Landscape

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

Fraud Investigation Methodologies

  • Planning and executing fraud examinations
  • Advanced interviewing techniques
  • Evidence gathering strategies

Investigative Tools and Methods

  • Digital forensics
  • Surveillance techniques
  • Undercover operations

Data Analysis in Fraud Investigations

  • Utilizing data analytics for fraud detection
  • Analyzing financial statements for anomalies
  • Identifying warning signs (red flags)

Reporting and Testimony

  • Drafting investigative reports
  • Preparing for legal proceedings
  • Court testimony procedures

Establishing Fraud Prevention Programs

  • Conducting fraud risk assessments
  • Implementing internal controls
  • Fostering ethical behavior within organizations

 Exam Preparation and Practice

  • Review of core concepts across all four exam sections
  • Practice questions and exam-taking strategies
  • Closing Q&A session

Summary and Future Steps

Requirements

  • Fundamental understanding of accounting principles and financial transactions

Target Audience

  • Individuals aspiring to become fraud examiners
  • Professionals in accounting, auditing, law enforcement, and compliance
  • Internal auditors

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