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AUDIT AND ASSURANCE SERIES Forensic Accounting and Investigation Intermediate Level Forensic Accounting has become even more relevant today and has been of interest to various stakeholders—from government, investors, and practitioners to regulatory bodies.
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Forensic Accounting and InvestigationIntermediate Level

Forensic Accounting has become even more relevant today and has been of interest to various stakeholders—from government, investors, and practitioners to regulatory bodies.

Objectives This programme will provide participants

with:

• The various requirements in forensic accounting—from due diligence, litigation support, and business valuation to money laundering investigations.

• Detailed look at the evidence Act to ensure the procedures on evidence custody and presentation are not compromised.

• Introduction into the nature of digital evidence and how to extract, preserve and present it.

Be a Financial Fraud Detective

FacilitatorSureShD.GiDwani

Suresh is a professional chartered Accountant (cA) MIA, FccA, cMIIA, and has extensive hands-on experience in a range of areas including corporate Finance, Internal Audit services, enterprise risk Management and Implementation, Information system Auditing, and Forensic Investigations in various industries from MNcs to local companies.

He had served as an Adjunct Professor with Universiti Utara Malaysia for two years in the field of Forensics, at the Accounting Faculty.

suresh speaks regularly for the Institute of Internal Auditors Malaysia and the Malaysian Institute of Accountants.

Forensicaccountingandinvestigation—Intermediate Level

effective management of finances increasingly include the ability to conduct forensics. As the nature and scope of an accountant’s work evolves, expectations from employers and clients change too.

Accountants today need to have a working knowledge of the principles and methodologies of forensic accounting. They have to demonstrate the ability to collect evidence, reconstruct financial trails, and prove how losses occurred and who was responsible.

All this must closely adhere to forensic principles and established methodologies, otherwise the work would be in vain.

This is further compounded by the computerisation in almost every segment of the financial and business world—the collecting of electronic evidence can therefore be challenging and elusive due to the transient nature of electronic records.

Be aware of the critical issues when conducting forensic accounting!

Methodology PowerPoint Presentation with hands-

on exercises, as well as case study discussions.

whoShouldattend• cFOs, ceOs and company Directors• Finance Managers, Accountants and

Auditors• Business consultants• risk Management and Internal Audit

Managers

CourseOutline• Module 1

Introduction to Forensics specialisations

• Module 2 Due Diligence Methodology

• Module 3 Detecting creative Accounting

• Module 4 Investigating Abuses by senior Management

• Module 5 Forensics in the Digital World–part two

• Module 6 evidence collection Methods and Issues in a computer system

• Module 7 The Law of evidence–part two

• Module 8 Various case simulations and Interactive Workshops

• Module 9 conclusion: Being Ahead of the Game

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FOrenSiCaCCOuntinGanDinveStiGatiOn–intermediatelevel• 17 & 18 May 2010, Monday & Tuesday Best Western Premier seri Pacific, kuala Lumpur

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COurSeFeeFee is payable to Mia-MPDC for programmes in the klang Valley, and MalaySianinStituteOFaCCOuntantS for programmes in other locations.Fee includes course materials, lunch and 2 tea breaks per day.Admittance will only be permitted upon receipt of full payment. registration made by fax must be followed immediately by payment.

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entertained.You can substitute an alternate participant(s) if you wish to avoid cancellation/transfer charges. Any difference in fee charges will be charged accordingly.cancelled/transfered unpaid registrations will also be liable for full payment of the registration fee.

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