Programme Objective The financial world has been rocked by financial scandals over the years: Enron (2001), WorldCom (2002), Freddie Mac (2003), AIG (2005), Lehman Brothers (2008), Bernie Madoff (2008), Olympus (2011), Toshiba (2015). Yet, the number of fraud cases continue to rise, with the latest cases in Luckin Coffee (2020) and Wirecard (2020) which are still evolving. Were there red flags? What are the responsibilities of finance professionals to identify these red flags? Can you recognise a red flag when you see one?This short course aims to sharpen your ability to identify key red flags associated with Financial Statement Fraud through discussions of those warning signs, use of practical examples and case scenarios that you may encounter during the course of your work.
Key red flags of Financial Statement FraudPractical examples discussionCase scenarios discussion to examine key ethical dilemmasTraining MethodologyFacilitation style, requiring active participation from attendees during practical examples and case scenarios discussions Closing Date for Registration1 week before programme or until full enrolment.
Training MethodologyFacilitation style, requiring active participation from attendees during practical examples and case scenarios discussions
Closing Date for Registration1 week before programme or until full enrolment.
A Foundation to Intermediate level programme intended for both Practicing and Non-Practicing Accountants and Auditors.
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