
Forensic Services in a Global Economy
During this webcast we will discuss some of the changes and impacts on the forensic accounting profession as client businesses move to a more globally integrated environment.
Format
Webcast
NASBA Field of Study
Accounting
Level
Basic
CPE Credits
1.5
Instructor
Paul Peterson, Jeremy Epstein, Michael Schulstad, Peter Armstrong
Availability
3 months
Product Number
WC2449589
New opportunities
As clients continue to invest and expand into international markets, the landscape and opportunities for forensic practitioners broadens. International cases related to anti-bribery and corruption, misappropriation, anti-trust and other compliance matters is increasing.
In this webcast we will discuss some of the changes and impacts on the forensic accounting profession as client businesses move to a more globally integrated environment.
We will explore issues related to:
- International local laws and regulation
- Cultural and language considerations
- Safety and security
- Professional and practice matters
- Privacy and data considerations
- FVS practitioners performing global forensic services.
- Cross-border investigations
- Unique challenges that arise for CFF’s operating globally
- Recognize changes that are occurring at the AICPA and globally that are and may impact members
- Identify the opportunities, risks and challenges that practitioners may face in an increasingly global economy
- Discuss how the AICPA is evolving the CFF body of knowledge to align with the global marketplace
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