11The CFE credential is globally recognized, respected and accepted as the standard of professional excellence. CFE certification represents documented evidence of anti-fraud expertise, knowledge and professionalism.
Companies and government agencies place a high degree of importance on hiring and promoting CFEs to tackle today tough anti-fraud challenges and to anticipate the problems of tomorrow. As a result, businesses, government entities and law enforcement agencies are increasingly designating the CFE as a preferred credential in their hiring practices.
The CFE Exam Review Course offers you four days of guidance from experienced instructors, giving you all the tools you need to prepare for and pass the exam.
Planning and Conducting a Fraud Examination
Collecting Evidence
Interview Theory and Application
Interviewing Suspects and Signed Statements
Covert Operations
Sources of Information
Data Analysis and Reporting Tools
Digital Forensics
Tracing Illicit Transactions and Report Writing
Accounting Concepts
Financial Statement Fraud
Asset Misappropriation: Cash Receipts
Asset Misappropriation: Fraudulent Disbursements
Asset Misappropriation: Inventory and Other Assets Corruption
Theft of Data and Intellectual Property
Identity Theft
Financial Institution Fraud
Payment Fraud
Insurance Fraud
Health Care Fraud
Consumer Fraud
Cyberfraud
Contract and Procurement Fraud
Overview of the Legal System
The Law Related to Fraud
Bankruptcy Fraud
Securities Fraud
Money Laundering
Tax Fraud
Individual Rights During Examinations
The Criminal Justice System
The Civil Justice System
Basic Principles of Evidence
Testifying
Understanding Criminal Behavior
White Collar Crime
Corporate Governance
Management’s FraudRelated Responsibilities
Auditor’s Fraud-Related Responsibilities
Fraud Prevention Programs
Fraud Risk Assessment
Fraud Risk Management
Ethics for Fraud Examiners
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