Chapter

Fort Worth Chapter November 2017 Pre-Meeting CPE

Pre-Meeting Professional Development Session
4:30-5:30 p.m.  Program  |  1 CPE credit                                           Hosted By: MCG
 
 
Current Trends in Financial Fraud
 
Speakers: Mike Gayler, CPA & Partner, MCG; John Davis, CISA, CCSFP & Senior Manager, MCG; Christopher Johnson, CPA & Partner, MCG
 
While fraudulent activity in the corporate arena takes many forms—from asset misappropriation, internal corruption to financial statement misreporting—the effects of fraud can have significant financial impact on the corporate culture and balance sheet.  For this reason, detecting the warning signs that increases the risk for fraudulent activity is essential.  This program will discuss the various forms of fraud that impact corporate accountants, and will highlight the signs and “shenanigans” that increase risk of improper conduct. 
 
Learning Objectives:
Attendees will learn about the various forms of fraud that impact the office of the CFO and will highlight other areas of concern that increase the risk of improper conduct.
 
Instructional method:  Group-live
Experience level:  Basic
Recommended CPE credits:  1.00 each session attended
Prerequisites/Advance preparation:  None
Field of study:  Behavioral Ethics
 
 

Credits

1.00 CPE
Basic

Method

group-live

Field

Finance, Technical

Prerequisites

none

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