Program Overview
By obtaining the CFE certification, individuals demonstrate their commitment to the highest ethical standards and their dedication to combating fraud in various industries and sectors. The certification process involves meeting specific educational and professional criteria, followed by successful completion of a comprehensive examination covering topics like fraud prevention and deterrence, financial transactions and fraud schemes, investigation methods, and legal elements of fraud. CFEs play a crucial role in safeguarding organizations against financial misconduct, ensuring integrity in business practices, and contributing to the global effort to combat fraudulent activities.
Who Should Attend
Auditors, Accountants, Fraud Managers, Controllers, Finance, and individuals involved in fraud or investigation-related matters.
Exam(s) Details
CFE - Certified Fraud Examiner
The CFE Exam is required to earn the CFE credential. It assesses knowledge across the four major domains of fraud examination: Financial Transactions & Fraud Schemes Law Investigation Fraud Prevention & Deterrence There are four sections, one for each domain listed above. Each section contains 100 multiple‑choice (or multiple‑choice/True‑False) questions. Time allowed: 2 hours per section. You do not have to take all four sections at once - you can schedule them separately. You must complete all four sections within a 60‑day window after your exam application is approved.
Available languages:English
Duration: 2 hours
Course Prerequisite
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Must have a certified university degree (or equivalent), from an accredited College.
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Must have at least two-year experience on law fields and fraud detection and auditing field.
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Submit a membership application for a certificate of CFE Expert.
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Submit all documents related to joining the Exam.
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