Bank Frauds
Money Laundering
Frauds in Corporate Sector
Course Description

Introduction

Certification in Bank Forensic Accounting emphasize a forensic rather than a control-based or risk management approach to the analysis of bank governance and the possibility of fraud.

Participants will be given a broad-based introduction to the nature and purpose of forensic accounting. The scope and content of all subjects extend well beyond ‘narrow’ focus of fraud prevention and provide an opportunity to study and acquire skills in investigative techniques and the collection of data as well as the skills necessary to not only identify poor management but also unethical and fraudulent activities.

Entry Requirements / Assumed Knowledge

Applicants must have at least 40 points which considers not only the educational qualifications but also the work experience. For details about eligibility norms please click here

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Who Should do the course ?

  • Banking Professionals -  Those professionals who are actually required to detect the frauds ex: The field investigation agencies, Internal Auditors, Fraud control unit members

  • Law enforcement officials Law enforcement officials who are required to investigate the bank fraud cases.

  • Audit committee members of the banks - Audit committee members of the banks should do this course to understand the impacts of the frauds on their banks.

  • Vigilance Departments of the Banks

  • Practicing Auditors - Information security auditors or the Statutory auditors of the banks

 

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