•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