| Archived Webinars |
| Fraud Related Interviewing Originally offered on March 28, 2013 This course will teach you to incorporate the dynamics of the fraud triangle and fraud diamond to the interview process and to prepare an interview strategy based upon the information received from a fraud investigation. Ethics in an Unethical World Originally offered on January 31, 2013 In this ACFE webinar you will learn about the challenges all of us face on a day-to-day basis and the personal impacts of each decision we make. Construction Fraud: Detecting, Controlling & Auditing Originally offered on September 27, 2012 This course will present attendees with an understanding of fraud's impact upon the industry and discuss the most common forms of construction project fraud. Positioning for the Future: Creating and Promoting Your Professional Brand in an Evolving Job Market Originally offered on August 30, 2012 Individuals in all areas of the fraud prevention industry who want to establish themselves as preferred candidates whether as employees, contractors, or consultants will benefit from this webinar. Integrating Advanced Data Analytics to Identify Rogue Employee Behavior Originally offered on July 26, 2012 Learn how leading companies are integrating new anti-fraud analytics into their internal audit, investigation or compliance work programs. Neglected: Saving the Small Business from Occupational Fraud Originally offered on May 31, 2012 It is estimated that small business employees make up 52% of the work force in the United States yet continue to rank the highest in occupational fraud frequency. Through this webinar, obtain a realistic view along with the impact fraud has on small businesses and how you can help lower those risks. Business Corruption and FCPA Issues in China Originally offered on April 26, 2012 This course will cover some of the key risk areas in China business and through case studies and lessons learned will provide strategies to mitigate and prevent them. Corporate Probation: The Use of Independent Monitors to Improve Compliance and Prevent Fraud Originally offered on March 29, 2012 This session will explore the increasing use of independent monitoring as a requirement contained in deferred prosecution agreements, civil and criminal settlements, and administrative agreements involving contractor fraud or misconduct. OK, You Think You’ve Found a Fraud. Now What? Originally offered on February 23, 2012 Uncovering evidence of fraud can be a highly emotional experience for victims. Reacting impulsively, they often commit critical errors that make learning the truth difficult or even impossible. Learn how skilled CFE's can minimize the impact of victim emotions, deal with victim mistakes and improve the outcome of fraud examinations. The Landscape of Whistleblowing: A Personal and Professional Perspective Originally offered on January 26, 2012 This webinar will cover new whistleblower laws and regulations and their applicability to the fraud examiner community. Best Practices for Conducting Board-Managed Independent Internal Investigations Originally offered on December 15, 2011 In this Webinar, you will cover the board's role in responding to allegations of corporate misconduct. Walk away with the tools for navigating all the complex issues and understanding when board-managed internal investigations are required. Hustlers, Rustlers and The 49th Parallel: A Border, Barrier, or Beach Front Property for Securities Fraud Originally offered on November 17, 2011 The presentation will begin with an explanation of the shared interests of US and Canada and will share an overview of several multi-jurisdictional issues that the two countries have been involved in. Participants will look specifically at two multi-jurisdictional cases, Sulja Brothers and CMKM Diamonds, which are textbook examples of Edgarizing. Gain extensive knowledge of the securities regulatory and enforcement protocols of these two countries; to the surprise of some, the regimes are more similar than many believe. The fraudulent device, "Edgarizing", which often serves as a platform to US securities markets for shell operations, will also be explained. Health Care Reform – A Potential Playground for Fraud Originally offered on September 29, 2011 This presentation, targeted to auditors, law enforcement and investigators, will cover in detail some of the most popular mandates such as: Coverage for over aged dependents, Grandfathered Plans, Rescissions and cancellations of coverage, Pre-existing changes for dependents, Preventative services, Emergency services (In and out of network), medical expense ratio, and the removal of lifetime limits. Using the Deviant Behaviors of Others to Find Fraud Originally offered on July 28, 2011 This session will provide a discussion on the possible linkage between fraudsters and pornography and other deviant behaviors identified in the workplace. Finding the next big fraudster could be as simple as finding a few inappropriate images or identifying the overly vulgar and harassing employee. Why We Take the Road to the Ethical Dark Side Originally offered on May 26, 2011 In this session you will learn about organizations such as Enron and how the system allowed them to turn to the ethical dark side. Also, explore how the use of the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations (COSO) internal control framework can help identify issues with corporate governance and ethics within organizations today. Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (UFTA): Recouping Fraud Losses Originally offered on March 31, 2011 This webinar will describe how the UFTA may be used to enable the seizure of the separate personal property and real estate of various family members, assistants, and associates who become instruments of the scheme, often without understanding their own involvement. Hotlines for Heroes: Creating an Approachable Fraud Reporting Hotline Originally offered on February 24, 2011 This webinar will explore the creation and marketing of a fraud, waste and abuse hotline to ensure the hotline generates meaningful and reliable tips. FCPA Lessons Learned - How to Mitigate the Risk of Violations Originally offered on January 20, 2011 This session will cover important lessons learned from various FCPA cases. Discover, from real examples, the red flags warnings and scenarios that can occur within your company. Assessing the Risk of Fraud Originally offered on November 18, 2010 This session will focus on how to develop, deliver and package the results of the assessment to achieve the most value for your company or client. Business Ethics: Helping Businesses Succeed by Addressing Waste and Abuse Originally offered on October 28, 2010 In this presentation, attendees will learn how to leverage their skills to transcend the label of being just organizational compliance officer and become a trusted advisor and resource to the management team Who's Lying? How to Identify and Document Untruthfulness in Fraud Investigations Originally offered on August 26, 2010 In this interactive webinar, you will learn advanced techniques for deciding who's telling the truth and who's lying in fraud investigations. Global Schemes with a Local Touch: Fraud Trends affecting Smaller Businesses in the New Decade Originally offered on June 24, 2010 This interactive and visually engaging presentation will look at fraud risk trends facing smaller businesses in this new decade. Explore the technologies that are being combined with new and emerging fraud schemes, allowing fraudsters to target, defraud, destabilize and devastate smaller businesses in short periods of time. Compliance 101 For Certified Fraud Examiners Originally offered on May 27, 2010 In this web conference you'll learn the fundamentals of compliance programs. You'll learn about the US Sentencing Guidelines which lay out the foundations of what makes for effective compliance programs, and how companies across the US, and even globally, are using them to create programs that are effective for finding and fixing legal and ethical problems. Electronic Evidence: Why You Should Care! Originally offered on April 22, 2010 This presentation will examine the major issues a fraud examiner will encounter when dealing with electronic evidence. Through the use of current case studies, participants will discover the pitfalls and challenges, as well as the intrinsic value of electronic evidence in forensic investigations. So You Want to Be a Fraud Examiner? Originally offered on February 25, 2010 Are you considering becoming your own boss? Nearly six years after becoming a full-time forensic accountant, and three years since starting her own company, Tiffany Couch shares the joy (and pain) of starting and maintaining a thriving practice. Inside Drug Cartels and the Dirty Banks That Serve Them Originally offered on January 21, 2010 During his presentation, Mr. Mazur explains why the imagination and creativity of drug lords and their bankers outpace government strategies. AML/OFAC Risk Assessment - The Cornerstone of an Effective Compliance Shop Originally offered on December 17, 2009 This webinar will help you understand the criticality of these assessments in the current fraud-ridden environment, the increased importance of risk assessments being advocated by government regulators, and industry best practices for conducting an assessment. The First Eleven Places You Look When Investigating on the Internet Originally offered on November 19, 2009 Do you know how to search the Internet for maximum efficiency and effectiveness? Need a fundamental understanding of how the experts approach complex Internet searches, using the latest websites that can provide information in a way that is easy to use, understand, and navigate? The Rise of Insurance Fraud During an Economic Downturn Originally offered on September 24, 2009 This webinar will detail diverse issues and dynamics of insurance fraud and the effects the latest scams have on the bottom line of any size business. Procurement Fraud’s Anatomy & Illusiveness Originally offered on August 20, 2009 This session breaks down this widespread fraud in a manner that allows you to gain an understanding of its unique characteristics, detection difficulty, type of individual who traditionally commit procurement fraud, and when a conspiracy is required for a scheme. Healthcare Reform and the New Opportunities for the Ethically Challenged Originally offered on May 21, 2009 In this webinar, you will discuss an overview of the dollars involved, not just in the United States, but worldwide and how the global economy is also inviting global organized efforts into the healthcare arena. Securities Fraud: Fundamental Principles and Resources Originally offered on February 26, 2009 Securities fraud always seems to be in the news, with some of the biggest – like Enron, WorldCom and now Madoff – becoming household names. This webinar will provide you with fundamental principles related to the detection and prevention of securities fraud. ACFE Webinar Building a World-Class Compliance Program Originally offered on January 22, 2009 Learn why an effective compliance program is critical for your organization, what constitutes a “world-class” compliance program and how to go about building one in this ACFE webinar. Preventing Employee Fraud at the Point of Entry: Legal and Effective Pre-Employment Screening Originally offered on November 20, 2008 In this session, learn the basics of legal and effective background checks, as well as hiring techniques aimed at identifying and discouraging dishonest applicants in the first place. Risk Factors and Red Flags of Occupational Fraud Originally offered on October 23, 2008 In this webinar you will also participate in two case study scenarios where you and other attendees will evaluate the risk for fraud, select investigative procedures to address the risk, and reach conclusions after reviewing results of the investigative procedures. Taking Anti-Fraud Skills around the Globe Originally offered on September 25, 2008 This session will highlight the advantages and pitfalls that arise when CFE’s take their skills across national boundaries. If you already travel internationally, or are interested in pursuing more international engagements, this session will help you be better prepared and more effective. A “How-To” Guide to Fraud and Forensics Originally offered on August 21, 2008 You will develop an understanding of the following concepts: elements of fraud, nature of why people commit fraud, fraud detection and prevention, writing comprehensive fraud reports, financials statement fraud, asset misappropriation schemes and interviewing skills. Social Engineering - The Foundation of Today's Fraud Schemes Originally offered on June 19, 2008 This presentation will detail the elements and indicators of social engineering, provide examples of current social engineering schemes, review the risks entailed by these schemes and provide best practices for risk mitigation. . Understanding and Disrupting Terrorist Financing Originally offered on May 29, 2008 This session will discuss four factors necessary to understand the multi-dimensional elements involved in the funding process. It will also provide a comprehensive overview of twelve systemic weaknesses exploited by terrorists, encompassing a variety of criminal activity. In addition, the session will provide an overview of the new generation of terrorist, trends, methodologies and the terrorist attack cycle. The presentation will also include discussion of preventive and detective mechanisms, as well as case studies. Legal Elements of a Fraud Examination Originally offered on January 24, 2008 Many anti-fraud professionals experience easily avoidable pitfalls because they are unfamiliar with elementary legal concepts of a fraud examination. This Group-Internet-Based Webinar will introduce you to the basic concepts of fraud in its legal capacity. What evidence is considered relevant and admissible and how much is needed to prove your case, are a few of the topics to be discussed. Other issues to be covered include search of an employee’s work space and perceived questioning limitations of employees. Healthcare Fraud in America Originally offered on December 20, 2007 In today’s society, the healthcare industry is in a state of transition. Faced with many unique regulations, systems, procedures and records, the potential for fraudulent activity in this area is at a heightened state. During this webinar, you will have an overview of the state of healthcare fraud, the schemes and steps taken to curb those bent on defrauding Medicare, Medicaid and other healthcare insurance programs. There will also be discussion of the different agencies involved with the detection and investigations of these particular frauds. Get the information you need to keep up with the latest fraud schemes and related laws affecting this highly complex profession. Organized Retail Crime Originally offered on October 25, 2007 This webinar will provide a broad overview and insight into the growing trend of Organized Retail Crime (ORC). This will prepare you to identify when your business has become a target of ORC and provide information on groups you can join to more effectively address them. Financial Statement Fraud in NonProfit Organizations Originally offered on August 23, 2007 Financial statement fraud in nonprofit organizations is perpetrated using methods that are very different than those used by commercial businesses, and is committed for very different reasons as well. Financial reporting fraud may be committed by either sham charities or by actual working organizations. And the methods used to commit these frauds may surprise you. Case Studies in Employee Fraud Originally offered on June 27, 2007 Learn from the instructor how these perpetrators developed and executed their fraud, how they were individually able to conceal their crime, how it finally unraveled and the ultimate outcome of each. |