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 Duration 70 hours

Course Outline

Introduction

  • Overview of the CFE credential and its significance
  • Review of the four primary domains of the CFE examination
  • Recommended study strategies and available resources

Navigating Fraud Concepts

  • Defining fraud and categorizing its various forms
  • Analyzing the fraud triangle: Pressure, Opportunity, and Rationalization
  • Examining the scope of occupational fraud

Foundations of Financial Transactions

  • Core principles of accounting and auditing
  • Interpreting financial statements
  • Understanding the lifecycle of financial transactions

Survey of Fraud Schemes

  • Strategies for asset misappropriation
  • Mechanisms of corruption
  • Tactics used in financial statement fraud

Deep Dive into Asset Misappropriation

  • Methods of cash theft
  • Theft of inventory and other organizational assets
  • Manipulation of billing and payroll systems

Financial Statement Fraud Analysis

  • Manipulating revenue recognition
  • Improper disclosure practices
  • Fraud related to asset valuation

Legal Foundations of Fraud

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

Fraudulent Financial Activities

  • Money laundering techniques
  • Bankruptcy fraud
  • Securities market fraud

Legal Aspects in Fraud Examination

  • Proper collection and preservation of evidence
  • Roles and responsibilities in expert witness testimony
  • Protecting the legal rights of the accused

Regulatory Landscape

  • Compliance with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act
  • Adherence to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
  • Anti-money laundering regulations

Techniques for Fraud Investigation

  • Strategic planning and execution of fraud examinations
  • Effective interviewing methods
  • Systematic evidence gathering

Tools for Investigation

  • Application of digital forensics
  • Surveillance methodologies
  • Conducting undercover operations

Data Analytics in Fraud Detection

  • Leveraging data analytics for fraud identification
  • Advanced financial statement analysis
  • Recognizing critical red flags

Reporting and Court Proceedings

  • Drafting comprehensive investigative reports
  • Preparation for legal proceedings
  • Delivering testimony in court

Building Fraud Prevention Frameworks

  • Developing fraud risk assessments
  • Strengthening internal controls
  • Fostering a culture of ethical conduct

 Exam Preparation and Simulation

  • Comprehensive review of key concepts across all four sections
  • Practical question sets and effective test-taking tactics
  • Concluding Q&A session

Conclusions and Future Pathways

Requirements

  • Familiarity with fundamental accounting principles and financial transaction processes

Target Audience

  • Aspiring fraud examination professionals
  • Practitioners in accounting, auditing, law enforcement, and compliance roles
  • Internal auditors

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