A
professional CFE in South Africa is an individual with a range of
skills that is not often found in any other career fields. CFEs have
proficiency and expert knowledge of the financial transactions with an
understanding of investigations and law to settle fraud claims.
No business
or entity is completely safe from fraud and the damage that it can cause. Every
other organization be it large corporation or small family owned business fraud
is often inescapable, resulting in devastating outcome.
CFEs are
vital in today’s competitive business world. With the continuous advancement of
technology continue to modify the way of operating of businesses the need for
professional CFE has never been greater.
Many
organizations all across the globe hire CFEs and depend upon them to protect
the assets of the company and aid in prevention, detection and investigation of
fraud. Today no sector is safe from financial, corruption and fraud.
Skilled and
experienced CFE experts have proven expertise in fraud prevention, detection
and obstruction. They are well trained to track and identity the warning signs
and red flags that showcase the proof of the fraud and fraud risk.
The
professional CFEs of South Africa perform a variety of services in many
different industry verticals. In fact they are part accountant, part
investigator; part attorney and part criminologist.
The kinds of
services performed by CFEs vary based on the professional’s specific role and
background. Services provided by the CFEs can include examination of fraud,
analyzing data, transactions and financial statements, writing of reports,
presenting investigations findings, reconstructing of accounts, conducting the
background checks, recovering or locating hidden assets, testifying in court
etc.
Professional
CFEs of South Africa focuses on four bodies of knowledge critical to the fight
against fraud – Financial transactions and fraud schemes, law, investigation
and fraud prevention and deterrence.
Expert CFEs
have an eagle eye and the ability to
·
Understand
the manner the fraud is committed and how it can be tracked and identified.
·
Scrutinize
and inspect the books and records to detect and trace fraudulent transactions
·
Interview
the suspects to obtain confessions and information
·
Write
the investigation reports, advise clients as to their findings, and testify at
trail and
· Understand the underlying factors that motivate people to indulge in fraudulent activities.
Professional CFEs have unique skill sets that are not found in any career
field or discipline. The expert and well trained personnel combine the
knowledge of complex financial transactions with an understanding of methods,
law and how to resolve allegations of fraud.
It is imperative to take their help and support to not only uncover the fraud that took place but also to get warning signals about the probable fraudulent practices so that appropriate course of action can be taken in time.
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